Tableau problem: create an original, well-designed dashboard with the specified dataset that tells a story

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Create an original, well-designed dashboard with the specified dataset that tells a story and/or communicates an insight. Your dashboard should make good use of colors, white space, visual hierarchy, tooltips, and more.

Access the dataset by downloading the

https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/tableau.research/viz/shared/TZYH2MD9G

This dataset is from IMDB and is about movies from 1900 to 2022— over 0.5 million movies and over 1.5 million actors! This workbook contains, in addition to the dataset:

• some sample charts showing distributions of the data
• definitions for each field (find these by hovering on the fields while in the authoring menu)

The easiest way to explore and start working with the data is to click the Download button in the top right (as shown in the below image), open the workbook in Tableau Desktop, and click the New Sheet button.

You are welcome to add additional data sources, but your submission should be based on this data source. If your machine runs into performance issues with this dataset, you can download

this version

Links to an external site.

instead, which does not include actors.

Do some exploratory analysis:what does the distribution of data look like? (range, min, max, average, median, etc.) What happens when you add dimensions?is this being impacted by a few outliers? where are they?what’s missing from the data?what’s the most interesting question you can ask these data?are there other datasets you might need? You are welcome to include other datasets if you would like to supplement these data. and most importantly, how can you leverage your unique experiences to put a personal spin on this?After you explore the data a bit, sketch out some ideaswhat fields will you need to answer those questions?what chart types would be best?how will your user navigate the dashboard?is the most important stuff at the top?what kind of actions do you want to enable? (filtering, etc.)Build a first pass dashboard in Tableaubuild all the components you needmake sure any calculations are working correctlyColorsAre you avoiding a rainbow spaghetti effect by using just a few colors deliberately?Do the colors make sense with the mood/content of your dashboard?Visual hierarchy and clean-upWhere do you want your users’ eyes to go first, and how can you encourage that with fonts and text sizing?how can you make titles and labels easier to read and more useful?Where can you maximize the data-ink ratio and clean up formatting like unnecessary gridlines, axes, and labels?where can you add some white space to make the dashboard look cleaner?Also considercan you add dashboard actions to increase interactivity?Here’s what the judges will look for:Insights/quality of analysis: present something interesting based on what the data actually containElements of story: at minimum, this means descriptive, actionable titles and additional text for clarity and direction for the audience. If you use multiple vizzes, they flow naturallyChart type selection: whatever it is, it’s easy to read and works well for the data being displayed.Effective use of color: this means being very deliberate and apply color sparingly. Think about keeping colors to just a few or selectively highlighting just a few things. Avoid using multiple color schemes that could confuse the audienceLayout: easy to read and invites interactivity. Think about that Z pattern or the inverted pyramid. Make use of visual hierarchyTooltips: doing something other than the default to make these useful for your audienceArtistry/cool factor