Here’s Federico’s entry for Power BI Challenge 16. @FPastor, feel free to add other details of your work.
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Thanks, I am not sure to understand “feel free to add other details of your work”.
Please clarify.
F Pastor
@FPastor They mean a write up, example - why you chose the color, report design, measures, the challenges you faced, the learnings you gained and your findings…
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This is a fantastic report. So professional. I can see this being a reporting tool within any large consulting firm. Anyone would look at this and think wow these insights are great and so detailed and informative.
I love the design as well. I think you’ve built a compelling reporting application here, I thought outside the box. Not just creating a few visualisation and sticking them together but actually thinking deeper about how to build an entire application and seamless navigation experience around the insights.
I think the colours are nice and simple and work well. The insights of her. A lot of the visualisation‘s have used to have summarised the data and analysis really affectively. Definitely want to congratulate you on a superb submission here to this challenge.
Not sure if you’ve used any tool tips. But maybe they would be a nice addition here. Maybe you could have summarised information and an even smaller number of pages if you used to these tooltips and then intuitive and innovative way.
But this is just minor stuff overall this is a fantastic report and really impressed by your efforts and talent.
Sam