Data Visualization Patterns

Bullet chart

Bullet chart is a bar chart with extended options and serves as an alternative to meters and gauges

Bullet charts are useful when it comes to visualizing and comparing the performance of a measure to a qualitative scale and to a target value.

They were developed by Stephen Few, who wanted to create the advanced chart that could serve as a replacement for meters and gauges. Traditional progress bars and thermometer charts had several issues that gauges and meters had: they commonly show too little data, there was too much distracting and pointless decorations and they required a lot of space.

So with the bullet chart, users have:

1) A bigger room for displaying the data (both horizontally and vertically)
2) More readable and informative data
3) Multiple measures to display

A bullet chart can contain one to three measures. The first one is called measure and is the actual value represented by the bar. The second is called the marker and it characterizes a target value which is represented by a vertical marker line. The third one is the range that characterizes a qualitative range which is shown behind the bar.

Bullet

Bullet chart is a bar chart with extended options and serves as an alternative to meters and gauges

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Candlesticks

Candlesticks chart mostly used in a trading sphere to visualize and analyze the price movements

Cohort

Cohort chart visualizes a group of subjects or users who share a common characteristic over time

Correlation

Correlation chart represents the table that indicates the correlation coefficients between different sets of variables

Distribution Plot

Distribution plot is intended to compare the range and distribution for groups of numerical information

Hexbin

Hexagonal binning is an alternative technique to visualize distributions when working with large sets of data

Matrix

Matrix chart can be utilized as a management planning tool to examine and show the connection between sets of information

Polar

Polar chart is great to plot cyclical information like hourly traffic to a website or the average monthly temperature, etc

Prediction

Prediction matrix helps to build and test sophisticated predictions

Production

Production chart as Gantt is a popular type of bar chart that displays a list of tasks or activities against time

Radar

Radar chart helps to compare multiple quantitative variables

Roadmap

Roadmap chart helps to indicate outcomes (metrics that reflect business achievements)

Sankey

Sankey chart shows the flow and the relationships between two different elements

Scatter Plot

Scatter plot helps to display values from 2 variables by using points

Sunburst

Sunburst chart helps to visualize hierarchical data

Timeline

Timeline chart displays a list of events in chronological order

Treemap

Treemap chart is a space-efficient and more compact method for showing hierarchies

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