Klipfolio Dashboard 5.4
is here. Most strikingly, it builds upon our data
visualization capabilities - adding five commonly used chart types for you to use. As with all of our chart types, they are easy to develop with, and conform to our visual communication philosophy that simple is better. Click
here to see all of the current charting options and when and why they are used.
Also new in 5.4 is a powerful and familiar to use "find" feature that lets you find and apply ad-hoc filters to the data in your Klip. Version 5.4 also adds depth to the popular drill-down functionality, now allowing developers to drill into heterogeneous data sets as well as homogeneous sets.
See below also for dev articles, as well as sample Klips that showcase all of the charts and their variations. Press Release, Release Notes
Allan Wille, President & CEO
5.4 dev know-how
Masayo Kodera, Stephen Wong and Jeremy Hall
Have questions for Allan, Masayo, Jeremy or Stephen? Want to suggest a survey, have your company profiled, or share your thoughts with Scoreboard? Let us know.
Bar. Valued for its simplicity; best used to compare like data
Stacked Bar. Used to show parts of the whole; alternative to pie
Bullet. Compact and rich with data; next-generation gauge
Sparklines. Used to visualize a series of sequential data
Column. Similar to sparklines, but showing individual values
Win/Lose. Used to display sequential data that is binary in nature
Full-Frame Pie. High impact; used to visualize parts of a whole
Full-Frame Vertical Bar. Used to compare single or multiple series
