Dense data, made readable
The problems I hear most
- .01
Every chart, no story
Dashboards grow by addition until nobody can find the one number that matters.
- .02
Charts that mislead by accident
Wrong chart types, truncated axes and clashing colours make good data tell the wrong story.
- .03
Slow paths from insight to action
Spotting a problem is only useful if acting on it is one step away, not an export and an email.
- .04
One dashboard for everyone
Executives, analysts and operators need different views of the same data.
What good looks like in Data & Analytics
- Dashboards that lead with the question each role is asking
- Chart choices and colour systems that are accurate and accessible
- Drill-downs and filters that keep context instead of losing it
- Alerts and actions next to the data that triggered them
- A data visualisation system so every new chart looks and reads the same
How I can help
Product & UX Design
Apps, websites and dashboards for products with real complexity underneath. I design the flows first and the pixels second, so the result is calm to use and straightforward to build.
Discuss thisUX Research & Audit
Evidence before opinion. I find out what users actually do, where the product loses them, and which fixes will move the numbers you care about.
Discuss this
Data & Analytics, asked often
Always, or with realistic samples. Dashboards designed with perfect fake numbers fall apart with real, messy, missing data.
Yes. A data visualisation system of chart types, colours, states and rules is often the most valuable thing a data product can have.
Closely. They know what questions people ask; I design how the answers are shown.