Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 27 teleworkers, examining the impacts of telecommuting on daily mobilities. Once the survey was completed, a reflection began regarding the results of the collected qualitative data. They initially exist in raw form, stored in a database or as textual analysis. The general hypothesis suggests that a graphical representation of individuals' mobility trajectories is conceivable and will allow better analysis and communication of the results without data loss. "Un dessin vaut mille mots" attributed to Jacques Bertin, a French cartographer and semiotician, summarizes the adopted approach.