Again, the maximum values are marked with a grey fill color Like in the highlight section, the table shows the metrics (weighted averages of fertility rate and life expectancy, sum of population).In the “Filter by region” section you can select which continents shall be displayed.The table right to the drop down lists shows the measures of the highlighted countries and visualizes the maximum value of fertility rate and life expectancy with a grey fill color.In the highlight section beneath the play buttons you can define 3 countries with the drop down lists to be highlighted in different colors and you can use the “Show highlighted countries only” checkbox to only display these 3 countries in the chart.start at the beginning after reaching the last year in the data You can also choose whether you want the animation to loop with the checkbox, i.e. With the play buttons at top right you can start and stop the animation, move forward or backwards, go to the first or last year.The rectangles above the chart visualize the time line and the current year and let you select one specific year by simply clicking on any given rectangle.The bubbles are color coded by continent and the selected 3 countries to be highlighted (see below) The size of the bubbles represent the population of the countries. Hans Rosling, it visualizes fertility rate in children per woman on the horizontal axis, life expectancy in years on the vertical axis and the countries as bubbles.
The heart of the dashboard is the Bubble chart on the left side.So here are a few hints what you can do with this dashboard: Well, if I would be sure my visualization and the interactive features would be fully self-explanatory, I shouldn’t need this section.
If you have to explain it, it’s not that good.” I recently read this great quote by user interface is like a joke.
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