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Data Visualization

  • Writer: Daniel Nunez
    Daniel Nunez
  • Feb 5
  • 1 min read

Here is how I designed my visuals!


The first thing I did was manually creating an "Other" category by subtracting the total percentages of accounts and revenue from 100%.

  1. Other % Accounts = 100% - (1.75% + 7.08% + 31.07% + 39.06% + 2.21%)

  2. Other % Revenue = 100% - (21% + 25% + 32% + 15% + 2%)


Visual Display:

  1. Bar Charts for Absolute Comparisons

    • Used for # of Accounts by Tier and Revenue by Tier (in millions) to emphasize differences in raw numbers.

    • Shows that Tier C has the most accounts, but B generates the most revenue.

  2. Pie Charts for Percentage Breakdown

    • Used for % Accounts by Tier and % Revenue by Tier to visualize distribution across categories.

    • Highlights that higher-tier accounts (A+ and A) generate more revenue relative to their share of accounts.

  3. Consistent Color Palette

    • The same color is used for each tier across all charts to ensure clarity and avoid confusion.

    • Allows for easy cross-comparison between different visualizations.

  4. Clear Labels & Layout

    • Titles and axis labels ensure quick readability.

    • Pie charts use percentage labels for better insight.



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