Dashboards: how to content to users shifting attention
With dashboard design its important to not overdo it, but to keep a balance between elements that try to get users shifting attention. There are various methods to address this.
With dashboard design its important to not overdo it, but to keep a balance between elements that try to get users shifting attention. There are various methods to address this.
While its best practice to display the most important information in the top left corner within a dashboard and provide […]
The opponent-process theory was proposed in 1982 by German physiologist Edwald Hering. In his theory he explains that our ability […]
The ability to experience color can help us in a variety of ways. Colours convey meaning, connect, communicate functions, and […]
Certain design features should be avoided to improve the meaningfulness of a dashboards. Here are some of the good and […]
Designers use dashboards to represent raw data in a visual form that is helpful and supports immediate recognition and extraction […]
The generation effect relates to a phenomenon observed with the ability to better retain information for content that was generated […]
Schemata are existing knowledge that users develop. These are developed through established norms that designers create. Users learn these schemata […]
There are several key considerations to make when identifyign the most effective and appropriate display for use in a dashboard. […]
The data-ink ratio is a term and design principle coined by Edward Tufte. Tufte refers to the amount of ink […]