Visualization

A pie chart is a circular visualization that divides data into proportional segments, resembling slices of a pie. Each segment represents a category and is proportional to the total value,…

Donut charts, a variation of pie charts, are circular visualizations that display data as proportional segments of a whole. Unlike pie charts, donut charts have a hollow center, which provides…

Funnel charts are a type of data visualization used to represent a process or workflow with multiple stages, where each stage narrows to indicate decreasing quantities or proportions. The chart…

A network map, also known as a network graph, is a data visualization used to represent relationships, connections, or interactions between entities, often referred to as nodes. The connections between…

Stacked area charts are an extension of standard area charts where multiple data series are stacked on top of one another. Each layer represents a dataset, and the height of…

Stacked column charts are a type of vertical bar chart where individual data series are stacked on top of each other within a single column. Each column represents a category,…

Waterfall charts are a specialized type of bar chart that visually demonstrate how an initial value is affected by a series of intermediate positive and negative changes, leading to a…

A scatter plot is a type of data visualization that displays individual data points on a Cartesian coordinate system, with two variables plotted along the X and Y axes. Each…

Clustered bar charts, also known as grouped bar charts, are an extension of the standard bar chart that allow comparisons of multiple data series within the same category. In this…

An organizational chart, often called an org chart, is a visual representation of an organization’s structure, showing the relationships, roles, and hierarchy among its members. Typically structured as a tree…