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Interaction Design

Interaction design focuses on how users engage with our data products. Thoughtful design in this area enhances usability, makes data exploration intuitive, and ultimately helps users discover insights more effectively. Our goal is to create seamless and logical experiences for anyone interacting with our dashboards and reports.

Filtering Behaviour

Filters are essential tools for users to narrow down data and focus on what's most relevant to them. How these filters operate and are visually represented directly impacts usability. This section outlines the principles for clear and effective filtering.

Application: Define how filters are applied (e.g., immediate update upon selection, or requiring an 'apply' button for multiple changes)

Visual Indication: Always clearly show which filters are active to the user. This prevents confusion and ensures they understand the specific context of the data they are viewing

Drill-downs and Navigation

Users often need to move between different levels of data detail or navigate to related information. Designing intuitive drill-down paths and clear navigation reduces cognitive load and allows for a more natural flow of data exploration.

User Flow: Design intuitive pathways for users to move between different levels of data detail (drill-downs) or navigate between related reports and dashboards

Clear Signposting: Use clear visual cues and labels to indicate interactive elements and navigation options, guiding the user effortlessly through the data

Responsive Behaviour

Our data products are accessed on a variety of devices, from large desktop monitors to tablets and mobile phones. Ensuring that our designs adapt gracefully to different screen sizes is crucial for accessibility and a consistent user experience, no matter the viewing environment.

Adaptability: Our products should be designed to adapt gracefully to different screen sizes, including mobile devices, tablets, and varying desktop resolutions. Ensure legibility and functionality are maintained across all common viewports.