Visualizing data helps build stories. Below, I visualized the financial statements I received fro...Visualizing data helps build stories. Below, I visualized the financial statements I received fro...
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Visualizing data helps build stories. Below, I visualized the financial statements I received from a client. I added an analysis portion at the bottom of each chart that questions the user's behavior & allows users to reflect on their spending. For example, a large portion of this user's discretionary spending was on dining out. The user recognized that dining out made a big portion of the pie chart. Additionally, the dashboard asked the user if dining 16 times during the month was a surprise to the them. Most individuals don't know how much they spend each month and this was a reality check for the user. Through analysis & visualization, the user has a better understanding of their financial situation & began better spending habits.
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This is a great example of how dashboards should guide thinking, not just show numbers. Adding reflective questions turns data into behavior change — that’s where real value is created.
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