We began this chapter by considering visualization design theory. We looked at formatting rules, color rules, and rules about which visualization types to use and which we need to avoid. We also explored how to compromise when contradictory design goals are expressed by end users. Then we discussed dashboard design principles. We covered three popular layouts: the Golden rectangle, Quad, and Small multiple.
Finally, we looked at how to use sheet selection techniques as an ally in good design. Specifically, we explored how to allow the end user to choose which visualization type to view, and how to hide and display filters so as to make the best use of screen real estate.
In the next chapter, we will focus on Use-Cases. From a dataset to a product will be the theme and you can practice doing so with a World Index data set and a Geo-Spatial one. The knowledge you gained...
