Charts are a very useful and easy way to present information.
The problem is that when done wrong, they can do more damage than good. They can be completely useless or even worse - lie and deceive.
Picking the right type of chart for your data is just half way to success. On top of that you’d have to know your way around the data.
So, do you have what it takes to create the perfect chart?
3. About me
● Served at 8200
● BI Analysts at Conduit
● BI Lead & product manager at Win
● Head of data at Singular
● Product Manager at Panoply
First Smart Data Warehouse
64. Best Practices
● Show the right KPI
● use the right Agg (average, min, max)
● Stay in the correct scale
● The Correct type for the job
● Right colors
● Use Title
● Not too much information
● Add threshold or indication when possible
70. Data Ink Ratio =
Ink used to present data
Total Ink used on graphics
Edward Tufte
71. Best Practices
● Build around the right KPIs
● Don’t overflow with information
● Sty on a high level and add drill down reports
● Clear sections titles
● No extra graphics so the new person can easily understand
● One number when possible