Ivett Kovács Bio As a senior data visualization developer and designer at Starschema, Ivett has helped some of the most well known companies use data to make more effective decisions, solve tough problems and increase effectiveness. Ivett has a gift for taking complex data and making it accessible and understandable by developing creative, informative and […]
A week late (again), but here is my #MakeoverMonday for Week 50. Inspiration by Evelina Judeikyte. The average American spends as much as $1,200 every year on fast food — and roughly a quarter of the U.S. population eats three or more fast food meals per week. All of the biggest fast food chains now […]
Dynamic parameters Say goodbye to republishing workbooks with parameters every time the underlying data changes. Set your parameter once, and Tableau will automatically update the parameter’s list of values every time someone opens the workbook. Viz animations Viz animations help you see and understand your changing data. It’s easy to track the logical steps behind […]
A week late (again), but here is my #MakeoverMonday for Week 49. Inspiration by the incredible Meera Umasankar. Updated 12/14/2019: Per feedback from Eva Murray, Sarah Bartlett, Charlie Hutcheson, and Meera Umasankar, I changed the background color from the LOUD blue to a lighter gray. I also added a sub-title over the line chart stating […]
A week late, but here is my #MakeoverMonday for Week 48. I found this a particularly fun assignment. I did some additional research on the sounds a squirrel makes as I was not familiar with the terms Kuks and Quaas. Map inspiration from Nicolas Mieszaly, #Squirrel Census in Central Park, Tableau Public, here. Here is […]
Kate Schaub Bio Kate is currently the Business Intelligence Technical Lead for the State of Montana’s Department of Administration. In this position, she oversees the Enterprise Tableau environment as well as the use of data analytics, and the design and creation of dashboards, whether it’s for executive use, to be included in custom applications, or […]
I personally like trend lines, so I kept the trend line from the original article and added a bar chart to show the difference in ownership between the years 2015 and 2019. I also annotated the age where the largest increase in Smartphone ownership occurred. Here is the link to my dataviz for this week […]
