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    Tips To Create A Dashboard by Bharat

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    Tips to Create a Dashboard

    Building a dashboard involves careful planning to ensure it meets the needs of the users and
    provides valuable insights. Here are some key things to plan when building a dashboard:

    1. Define Objectives and Audience: Understand the purpose of the dashboard and
    identify the primary audience who will be using it. Determine what insights they need
    to derive from the data and how the dashboard will help them make informed
    decisions.

    2. Select Key Metrics: Identify the key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics that
    align with the objectives of the dashboard. These metrics should be relevant,
    measurable, and actionable to provide valuable insights.

    3. Choose Data Sources: Determine the data sources required to populate the
    dashboard with relevant information. This may include databases, spreadsheets,
    APIs, or other data sources. Ensure that the data is accurate, up-to-date, and reliable.

    4. Design Dashboard Layout: Plan the layout of the dashboard, including the
    placement of charts, graphs, tables, and other visualizations. Consider the most
    effective way to present the data to facilitate understanding and interpretation.

    5. Select Visualization Types: Choose appropriate visualization types for each metric
    or KPI based on the nature of the data and the insights you want to convey. Common
    visualization types include bar charts, line charts, pie charts, heatmaps, and gauges.

    6. Define Interactivity: Determine the level of interactivity required for the dashboard.
    Decide whether users should be able to drill down into specific data points, filter the
    data based on criteria, or interact with dynamic elements.

    7. Consider User Experience (UX): Keep the user experience in mind when designing
    the dashboard. Ensure that the layout is intuitive, navigation is easy, and
    visualizations are easy to understand. Minimize clutter and distractions to focus
    attention on the most important information.

    8. Plan for Accessibility: Ensure that the dashboard is accessible to all users, including
    those with disabilities. Use color schemes that are readable for individuals with color
    blindness, provide alternative text for images, and ensure compatibility with screen
    readers.

    9. Test and Iterate: Before finalizing the dashboard, conduct usability testing with
    representative users to gather feedback and identify areas for improvement. Iterate
    on the design based on user feedback to ensure that the dashboard meets their
    needs effectively.

    10. Implement Security Measures: Consider security measures to protect sensitive


    data displayed on the dashboard. Implement user authentication, role-based access
    controls, and encryption to ensure data security and privacy.

    By carefully planning these aspects of dashboard development, you can create a powerful
    tool that provides valuable insights and facilitates data-driven decision-making for your
    organization.

    By Bharat Swamy

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