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This is Rahul from group 11, please find below my feedback regarding the dashboard you created.
Things that I liked:-
The overall dashboard is quite informative.
The UI is easy to use and self-explanatory.
Thing that I felt could be improved:
When I toggle between “Confirmed”,”Death” and “recovered” , the highlight seems to stay on the “confirmed” button even though the map changed, which confused me a little. I think this issue is there with all the tabs.
The Total Cases and Recovered counts for individual countries is using scientific notation for large numbers (for example, when India is selected) which is a little difficult to read.
Perhaps you could use different color schemes for ‘confirmed’ , ‘deaths’ and ‘recovered’ such as green for recovered, red for deaths and blue for confirmed.
Other than this, I think its a good dashboard. Please let me know if you need any clarifications regarding the above points. All the best!
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Hi Rahul,
Thank you very much for your feedback, those make sense, we will try our best to implement those in Milestone #4.
Regarding point #1 in the improvement list: there is a square wrapped around the selected button, but I guess it might be too subtle to notice, we will try something else.
All the best,
Mai - on behalf of Group 12
Hi Group 12!
This is Rahul from group 11, please find below my feedback regarding the dashboard you created.
Things that I liked:-
Thing that I felt could be improved:
When I toggle between “Confirmed”,”Death” and “recovered” , the highlight seems to stay on the “confirmed” button even though the map changed, which confused me a little. I think this issue is there with all the tabs.
The Total Cases and Recovered counts for individual countries is using scientific notation for large numbers (for example, when India is selected) which is a little difficult to read.
Perhaps you could use different color schemes for ‘confirmed’ , ‘deaths’ and ‘recovered’ such as green for recovered, red for deaths and blue for confirmed.
Other than this, I think its a good dashboard. Please let me know if you need any clarifications regarding the above points. All the best!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: