Data Presentation

Combo charts use a combination of bars, lines, and/or area shading to show a comparison of data series by category or date.  They also support dual value axes.

The colored areas are used to emphasize the relationship between the data’s volumes across time.

Show the data distribution patterns for one or more categories of data.

Waffles and gauges provide a visually engaging way to display a piece of data in relationship to a whole.

The dot pattern in a scatter plot shows the strength of correlation between two variables.

A data map displays numeric or categorical data for U.S. states / territories in a color-coded country map.

Dashboards offer the ability to use a single source of data to drive multiple visualizations.

A data bite helps page users quickly find important data in a single highlighted value.

Bar charts are used to show a comparison of data series by category or date.

UpdatedA pie chart is used to show the numerical breakdown or proportion between multiple data sets in a circle chart.

Line charts are used to reveal trends or progress over time. They can show multiple categories of data at a time.

We’ve created a way to add static text and imagery into a dashboard as its own visualization.