7 Designing for interactivity
This chapter covers
- The basics of designing for interaction
- Using interactivity to enable exploration in a viz
- Designing for some unfamiliar modes of interaction
- Applying WCAG to interactivity
In my very first job out of grad school as a product analyst, I worked for a small company where we used Excel for basically all our reporting. Now, before you judge, this was just before Tableau’s popularity really started to take off (according to Google Trends) and a few years before Power BI was first released. After spending a couple of years at that little company, learning the ins and outs of Excel, I landed my next product analyst job at Ancestry, which at the time was about 10 times bigger and had a budget to match. ...
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