by Stephen Hughes | Aug 8, 2022 | Stephen Hughes
In this day and age, data is the key to success in almost everything we do. Modern societies revolve around collecting, distributing, and interpreting data, whether in day-to-day life or on a global scale. Not many decisions (not many smart ones, at least) are made...
by Johanna Josodipuro | Jun 29, 2022 | Johanna Josodipuro
For the second day of the dashboard week, we are provided with a link to a website that has data on UFO sightings (you can view it here). There are 2 main tasks: Web scraping the data from the link provided Building a dashboard with Tableau Most of my visualisations...
by Kieran Adair | Sep 1, 2021 | Kieran Adair
Hover Button’s are a great tool to have in your Tableau arsenal – something that allows you to expand the content and context of your dashboard without cluttering your user’s view. Enabling this type of exploratory analysis is one of the key...
by Kieran Adair | Sep 1, 2021 | Kieran Adair
Likert scales are one of the most commonly used survey question types – especially in marketing, customer satisfaction, and opinion surveys. They are used to understand people’s opinions and attitudes to a topic or subject matter. The most common Likert...
by Sean Gu | Jun 28, 2020 | Sean Gu
The following seven cardinal sins are often seen in many Tableau Visualisations, and also Data Visualisation as whole. Are you guilty of any? Pride When analysing data, you often would have some precognition about it. Whether you have some understanding or...
