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Dashboard

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Dashboard
US housing market figures dashboard on data360.org.
Visual types
Level of expertise
Source:
Data360 (Area Profile)
http://www.data360.org/report_slides.aspx?Print_Group_Id=82
Interactive features
User can click on a graph to go to a detail page, and browse through other pages in same dashboard.
Benefits & pitfalls to avoid
  • Line-charts imply that data is continuously changing. If your data is discrete you might consider a bar-chart instead.
Create your own
  • There are several commercial tools for developing Dashboards, including Tableau. Some types of dashboard can be created in Excel, see the Microsoft Office site and Charts blog.