Data Visualization Guidelines & Feature
Pivot Table Anatomy
Chart Controls
Prioritize Information
In designing effective charts, I prioritized information based on its importance and relevance to the user. Here's how I categorized and displayed different chart elements:
By categorizing and prioritizing chart elements this way, I created clear and effective visualizations that guide users' attention to the most important information first, ensuring a better and more intuitive data interpretation experience.
Spacing & Padding Guidelines
Responsive Chart Design
Advanced Customization
Data Zoom & Scroll
This feature lets users zoom in and scroll through chart data. The slider at the bottom helps focus on specific data ranges, making it easier to analyze large datasets.
Drilldown Data
The drilldown feature lets users click on a chart element to view detailed data. It easily obtains a list of raw items for a specific chart segment, customizable based on user needs.
Chart functions
Responsive label
Label will update to 35° based on the responsiveness of the chart
Responsive Layouts
Charts are responsive even on smaller screens or pages with a minimum height and width of 300px.
Chart Controls
Sort
Easily sort chart data by clicking on headers to organize values in ascending or descending order, ensuring quick and intuitive data analysis.
Filter
The advanced filter feature enables precise data refinement by allowing users to set specific conditions.
Accessability
Right to Left (RTL)
Supports right-to-left rendering and allows the text direction and layout of the control to be displayed from right to left.
Atomic theory of design
Sub Atom
Atom
Molecule
Organisms
Figma Component
Chart Controls
With the new Chart Component in Figma, Designers can easily use them and customize based on their need. They have given specific controls that needed for each charts.
Defined Colors
Designers can now easily access the chart color which prevents the error happening and maintains consistency across platform.
