Dashboard Layout and Data Visualization Plan
Plan a dashboard's information design.
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Plan the information design of a dashboard. Users and decisions: [USERS_AND_DECISIONS]. Data available (fields, refresh rate): [DATA_AVAILABLE]. Screen sizes: [SCREEN_SIZES]. Tool or framework: [TOOL]. Return tables: 1. Question map: User question | Metric | Best chart type and why | Comparison needed (target, previous period, benchmark) | Interaction. 2. Visual hierarchy: Zone | Content | Size on grid | Reason. Use the top-left for the most important metric. 3. Chart rules: axis starts, labels, units, color usage (limited palette; red/green not used alone), annotations, and handling of small values. 4. Responsive plan: what to hide, stack, or turn into a table on small screens. 5. Interaction states: loading, empty, error, partial data, stale data warning. 6. Accessibility: contrast, keyboard navigation, text summaries for charts, data table alternatives. 7. Usability test: five tasks with success criteria. Include a text wireframe with boxes for each zone and a list of charts that I should avoid for my data (for example pie charts with many slices, 3D effects, dual axes). Do not add metrics that do not support a user decision.
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