Analytics Dashboard
A full dashboard layout with sidebar navigation, KPI summary row, and a primary chart area. The right starting point when you need a complete analytics surface rather than a single chart widget.
A focused collection of data visualization concepts — from simple bar comparisons to rich analytical dashboards. Each concept shows a real chart shape you can reference when building reporting surfaces, analytics panels, or KPI displays.
Filter by chart type to jump between bars, lines, areas, distributions, heatmaps, and full dashboards.
A full dashboard layout with sidebar navigation, KPI summary row, and a primary chart area. The right starting point when you need a complete analytics surface rather than a single chart widget.
Side-by-side bars comparing two series across time. A clean pattern for revenue vs. expense, plan vs. actual, or any two-metric period comparison.
Three overlapping lines tracking different metrics over a week. Good for showing correlated trends, with a hover guide and data dots highlighting a specific day.
A proportional donut chart with a center total value and a right-aligned legend. The classic reference for showing part-to-whole relationships like budget allocation, traffic sources, or plan distribution.
A two-axis scatter with three color-coded clusters and variable dot sizes. Useful for correlation analysis, segmentation views, or any feature-space exploration.
A 12×7 contribution-style heatmap showing activity intensity over time. The GitHub-style grid pattern works for commit history, usage frequency, engagement tracking, or any time × category matrix.
A waterfall chart decomposing revenue from a base value through sequential gains and losses to a final total. The go-to pattern for bridge analyses, P&L breakdowns, and funnel attribution.
A multi-stage flow diagram showing how inputs split and recombine through intermediate stages to final outcomes. Essential for multi-touch attribution, user journey mapping, and budget flow visualization.
A stacked area chart showing how multiple channels compose total traffic over time. The right choice for marketing mix modeling, revenue decomposition, or any cumulative time-series breakdown.
A radar (spider) chart comparing two states across six dimensions. Ideal for product scorecards, competitive analysis, skill assessments, or any multi-dimensional comparison where shape matters more than precise values.
A tapering funnel showing progressive drop-off through pipeline stages. The standard pattern for conversion analysis, sales pipelines, onboarding flows, and any sequential narrowing metric.
A trend line splitting into a dashed forecast with a shaded confidence interval. Essential for revenue projections, demand planning, or any time-series prediction where communicating uncertainty matters.
A scatter plot where bubble size encodes a third dimension like spend or volume. Great for efficiency analysis, portfolio sizing, or any three-variable comparison across categories.
A space-filling treemap where rectangle area encodes magnitude. Ideal for hierarchical part-to-whole views like market share, disk usage, portfolio allocation, or category breakdowns with nested sub-groups.
Three radial gauge meters showing key performance indicators against targets. Perfect for executive dashboards, SLA monitors, or any at-a-glance status display where progress toward a threshold is the primary message.
A bidirectional horizontal bar chart showing the magnitude of positive and negative impacts per variable. The go-to layout for sensitivity analysis, what-if scenarios, or any ranked factor-importance view.