Data visualization
Skill yigityildiz0/universal-ai-skill-library/skills/common/data-visualization
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Design, implement, critique, or validate charts and quantitative visualizations with correct encodings, annotations, accessibility, and source context. Use for chart, graph, data visualization, visualizing metrics, dashboard chart, or figure review.
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Data Visualization
Choose the chart that makes the decision-relevant comparison easiest to see.
- Identify the audience, decision, measure, comparison, uncertainty, and source date.
- Choose a simple encoding: position/length before color/area; avoid charts that exaggerate tiny differences.
- Label units, denominators, time window, filters, sample size where relevant, and uncertainty or data gaps.
- Use accessible contrast, non-color cues, readable annotations, and a text alternative or concise finding.
- Validate the data transformation and visually inspect the rendered output.
Do not use misleading truncated axes, decorative 3D, unlabelled dual axes, or color-only meaning without a reasoned exception.