by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025 | Resources
Calendar-Heatmap Line charts are useful for showing trends, but when there are a large number of data points, they become crowded and difficult to read. This makes it hard to clearly see daily details or identify patterns for specific dates. Calendar heatmaps solve...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025 | Resources
Jump-Plot Gantt charts are often used to show how long things take, but they usually only display the average time at each stage. That hides the real story — how timing actually varies from one case to another. You can’t tell if some move quickly while others get...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025 | Resources
Ternary-Plot Traditional charts like stacked bars are useful for showing proportions, but they fall short when comparing multiple entities across three categories. The sequential layout makes it difficult to see how groups relate to each other or to spot patterns...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025 | Resources
Sankey-Chart Traditional charts like stacked bars can show absolute values across categories, but they fall short when it comes to highlighting how quantities move through multiple stages. You can see how much you have at each step, but not how things connect or where...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025 | Resources
Difference-Bar-Chart Difference bar charts put the spotlight on change, not just the numbers. Instead of showing raw values side by side, they highlight the gap between them, making it much easier to see where things improved, declined, or stayed consistent. Standard...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025 | Resources
Divergent-Histogram Divergent histograms place each group on opposite sides of a central axis, making comparisons intuitive. Instead of stacking values into one bar, they show each distribution separately, so you can clearly see where one group leads the other....
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