##Bend that bar into a circle! AA donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
##Bend that bar into a circle! A donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
A donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
##Bend that bar into a circle! A donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
##Bend that bar into a circle! A donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
##Bend that bar into a circle! A donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
##Bend that bar into a circle! A donut chart is perfect for 'percent of total' visualizations. And using color to indicate account "health" adds another layer for the visual thinker. It makes for a fairly compact presentation that delivers the all the critical data.
For smaller spaces, I would limit the displayed data to balance only and tap/click to switch to the remaining balance.
