This course begins with introducing the fundamental concepts of dashboard design and structure. You will then learn how to define key measurements for the business performance dashboards and connect them to stakeholders who have an interest in the organization's decisions and goals.

Introduction to dashboards

What type of format will you use?

Monitor, analyze, and detail

Key performance indicators

KPI or OKR?

Leading versus lagging indicators

Stakeholders

Internal or external stakeholders?

Stakeholders and their roles

The Building Blocks

In this chapter, you’ll learn about dashboard design and the principles of visual analytics. You’ll also look at ways to improve the dashboard via data quality and metadata.

Dashboard design

Exploratory or explanatory dashboard?

Placing the most important information

Dashboard-specific visualization techniques

C.R.A.P design principles: organizing

C.R.A.P design principles: triggering attention

Gestalt design principle: improving perception

Dos and donts in dashboard design

Principles of visual analytics

Comparison and causality

Graph anatomy

Data quality

Data quality check

Data quality dimensions

Visual Analytics Components

Chapter 3 introduces dashboard taxonomies. You’ll also learn how to choose the right dashboard for particular situations.

Operational dashboard

Operational dashboard KPIs

Operational dashboard comparison

Which operational dashboard should you use?

Analytical dashboard

Analytical dashboard components

Anomaly detection

Strategic dashboard

Strategical dashboard components

Strategic indicators

Tactical dashboard

Tactical HR dashboard

Leadership role and dashboard

Types of Dashboards

In the final chapter, you’ll learn about dashboard software, dashboard checklist, and how to measure the dashboard's success, impact, and adoption.

Choosing dashboard tools

Cloud-based dashboard

Drag-and-drop dashboard

Dashboard checklist

Options

Dashboard

Developer

User

Three constructs: dashboard, developer, and user

Story-telling using inverted pyramid

Measuring dashboard success

Which success metrics are the most important?

Dashboard adoption

Dashboard integration

Dashboard  access

Sharing

Non-sharing

Sharing or non-sharing

Congratulations!

Dashboard Success and Integration

Dashboard Design Checklist

Dashboard Design Concepts is a comprehensive course designed for data-driven individuals who want to learn how to turn data into insights and impact the decision-making process. You will become familiar with the fundamentals of dashboard design, including how to choose the right performance metrics, use data visualization to effectively communicate insights, and design dashboards that drive business success. Whether new to dashboard design or looking to improve your existing skills, this course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to create impactful and effective dashboards.

<h2>Learn the Fundamentals of Dashboard Design</h2>
Dashboard Design Concepts is a comprehensive course designed for data-driven individuals who want to learn how to turn data into insights and impact the decision-making process. 

<h2>Learn to Design the Perfect Dashboard</h2>
You will become familiar with the fundamentals of dashboard design, including how to choose the right performance metrics, use data visualization to effectively communicate insights, and design dashboards that drive business success. 

Whether you are new to dashboard design or looking to improve your existing skills, this course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to create impactful and effective dashboards.

<h2> Create Dashboards That Make an Impact </h2>
You’ll start this course by covering some of the foundations of dashboard design, including the structure and key measurements to consider when building dashboards. 

As you progress, you’ll explore some of the principles of visual analytics, giving you the knowledge you need to improve your dashboards through data quality and metadata. 

After covering dashboard taxonomies, you’ll finish the course by learning about dashboard software and how to measure the performance of the dashboards you create. 


Learn the skills needed to create impactful dashboards. Understand dashboard design fundamentals, visual analytics components, and dashboard types.

Dashboard Design Concepts Course | Learn to Design the Perfect Dashboard

Dashboard Design Concepts

Design no Power BI

This strategic dashboard should include churn rate, # of customers, and # of churned customers.

The dashboard should be designed for internal executive stakeholders.

Send out the survey questions to stakeholders for initial feedback.

Evaluate and revise the current visual components to align with the design standard and accessibility tests.

The user needs to be able to track the churn rate and churn reasons changes.

Current executive leaders are familiar with tableau usage.

Three constructs: dashboard, developer, and user

Dashboard Design Concepts

Exercício interativo prático