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Activity 1 Sharing the results 22.04.2025

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Create a dashboard applying the principles learnt in the morning 22.04.2025

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1. Wave Dashboard

The Good-The charts are clear, the colour is good. A few representations using other visuals pie charts, donuts.

2. The Bad-Too many graphs or visuals. Probably 2 or 3 charts would do, otherwise can be difficult to follow

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Bad- too bright colours. Difficult to read. Dark colours on metrics difficult to read.

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Karim :

In the Wave Dashboard, the unit of the Y axis doesn't always match the data.

I struggle to understand the 2 bars charts.

The pie and doughnut charts however are great.

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The bad-cluttered. Difficult to read. Too many metrics/KPI

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1. Wave Dashboard

Lots of info condensed into different visual formats

Visually appealing, same colour theme throughout

Lots of titles and and clear labels for quick insights

2. Wufoo

Heat map is great, good labels with percentage and numeric value

Good layout of different cards with various data

3. Fox metrics

4. London city

Lots of different cards, too many I think

Lots of colors

5. Dundas

Simple

6. Transportation improvement board

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Too many metrics. Difficult to read.

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A situation arose when one of our clients requested the bespoke material on one of our Fund management course. This was to keep up with industry trends. I was tasked to lead the project to meet the client’s needs.

I designed a project plan and arranged a meeting with the Subject Matter Expert, the client and Design Document Services. I gathered feedback on how we would best proceed with the project and understand the nature of the requirements, as well as the timeline and budgets.  After the meeting, I designed the project schedule on Monday.com assigning tasks, set deadlines and track progress.  I kept in communication with all stakeholders SME, client, and Design Document services. Furthermore, Monday.com allowed everyone to collaborate and keep on the same page.

The outcome was that the project was delivered to the necessary timeline, costs and budgets. Design Document Services were able to upload the bespoke material on the online learning platform on time. The updates meant the course was much more resourceful.  The client was happy with the product and increased their staff enrolment by 60% which was a major boost financially.

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Plot for non technical audience

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Plot for technical audience

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"Product Category Distribution by Count"

"Transaction Count per Product Category"

"Frequency of Product Categories in Dataset"

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Titles for non-technical audience or managers

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Titles for non-technical audience or managers

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"How Often Each Product Category Is Sold"

"Product Categories by Number of Transactions"

"Top Product Categories by Frequency"

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I have fixed it by changing the range of the Y axis.

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On power bi, using the different visualizations tools to get the relevant filters.

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Creating visualisations such as bar charts, line graphs, pie charts

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I had some theorical knowledge on how to share the result to the audience (appropriate type of chart, data -ink ratio etc ). However, this session enable me to understand it better with practical examples.

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Do a summary of the data and find patterns if I struggle to find the best way to present the data. It's important to know what the data is being measured for

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Using the correct labels/visualisations for the correct audience. Use of data-ink ratio when creating visualisations/dashboards. Not decluttering visualisations, and use of white space.

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Overall very positive. It was useful to refresh my memory on different visualizations and how to pick the best color combinations. I've learned about data ink ratio which I will be able to apply tot my future dashboards and data presentations

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Creating charts on Excel and Powerbi

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I thought I was able to seamlessly produce visualisation on Power BI and I found me stuck to sort the month of the year in the right order, which was frustrating.

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I will take into account what I have learnt when making presentations e.g use of correct dashboards, white space, avoid misleading audience, KISS, use of appropriate colour to highlight key imformation

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The session was very good and helps me when presenting key information to different audiences e.g management/staff and external clients.

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I will pay more attention to some aspects of my visualisations in the future.

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I liked that session, we have seen through examples how important it is to use the correct visualisation in the most appropriate way to prevent our analysis to be ruined by a poor communication with the audience.

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