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My Final dashboard is here
It contains the latest reported COVID-19 case with selectable continents and countries. It also shows the top country that has the highest reported new case on that day.
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My dashboard is here.
Please feel free to review and leave some comments.
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https://tinyurl.com/524vpd7a
My dashboard show information on the covid19 situation around the world.-
I would say that you are the one who have a great skill in creating the dashboard by using the type of chart, function to view the information and a great arranging the position of each variable and pages. another one is that using the purple (light) on the background that made the dashboard look cool.
But I think you should check the version, pages that should be submitted or present. I guess your final version is the one you would like submit. (Am i correct?)
GREAT! 🙂
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Kindly find the dashboard COVID-19 that I have created as following link: https://tinyurl.com/422anxs2
Based on the data that we have extracted which provided from our course, there are two pages that I have created to present the situation of COVID-19 cases reported in two levels; Global and Thailand-Border.
The dashboard (two pages) is contained various of chart types; Bar type, line type, Funnel type, Scatter type, table, slicer, card type and map type. All these chart types were used to present the number of confirmed, deaths and recovered cases, and can see the trend of number of confirmed cases vs recovered cases in global level, and also present in the region level where focus on the Thailand-border. Moreover, I also created the chart to present number of confirmed cases with the forecast for Thailand.
From my opinion, I think this could be help and support the decision making level if they look at the dashboard and would give some information/data for providing any intervention for controlling the COVID-19 transmission.
This would be good if I ask everyone to view my created dashboard and provide some comments/feedbacks?
Thank you 🙂
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The global COVID -19 dashboard is impressive as you have included Map, Line, Table, different card charts to represent confirmed, deaths, recovered cases. In the Thailand border COVID -19 dashboard, forecast chart, Funnel chart are also included with an excellent color selection which made the dashboard easier for decision making.
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Agree with Navinee. I like the idea that you created a separate dashboard for Thailand border. This requires not only dashboard building skill, but also data analysis and decision making skills. Great Job!
My suggestion would be on the background color for Thailand border dashboard. The background color of graphs has high contrast, black & white. Unless you want to emphasize on one particular graph, I suggest to make them less contrast to each other. Try to look from a certain distance, you would see this too much contrast in the middle right of the dashboard.
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Hi,
Please find my final COVID-19 dashboard in the following link:This dashboard represents the COVID-19 cases all over the world and consists of Line chart, Map, Table charts and cards. We can easily see the reported countries ,no of continents, population and no. of day Reported .On the Right side below, Line chart is plotted and on the Left side below we can see the most recent date. Confirmed, recovered and deaths numbers are also easy to understand.
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Nice dashboard! Black background and yellow font is a good match. However, as Naphat’s suggestion, the font color in some graphs may be a bit difficult to read. Another thing is the numbers appear on the right top corner and in the table are arranged without “,” to separate the digits. It may be difficult to read— go back to chunking memory. It would be helpful if you can add “,” to separate the number digits.
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Hear is my Final dashboard of COVID-19.
please feel free to review and comments, Thanks.-
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Yes, I also like the buttons to select regions and also the slicers. However the graph of confirmed and death is a bit too crowded and difficult to see (if we do not expand the graph size). The two donut charts look nice. It would be great if you could arrange the color order in the two charts to be the same. This would be helpful if some one want to compare proportion of cases and recovered in the same region.
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https://tinyurl.com/24b32ch8 here is my dashboard!
I selected only important key indicators that I think it is in public interest to explain the COVID-19 situation. And I used simple graphs to explain the data for general public.
Feel free to comment my dashboard.-
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Nice, simple but informative dashboard. I personally like to gold color. However, the bright read color on black background is not good for the eyes. You may try to adjust the tone of red color a bit.
When presenting number in Million unit, please be careful as when we filter down to a particular country the number of case/death may not reach million yet. Then the numbers appeared in the dashboard will become “0M”.
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