Take a seat as user experience leaders from Google, the Data Visualisation Society, and Imply discuss the impact of real-time data on data visualization and UI design. Each panelist had distinct takes on whether real-time data should be universal in analytics UIs, weighing the value of real-time insights against potential information overload and increased costs. The panel wrapped up with predictions for the future, including more dynamic, Google Maps-style data visualizations and efforts to help users interpret complex data better.
Panelists:
– Elijah Meeks, Principal Engineer, Confluent (also: Director of Publications, Data Visualization Society)
– Sireesha Pulipati, Analytics Engineer, Attain (ex:Google)
– Vadim Ogievetsky, Co-Founder & Chief Experience Officer, Imply
[Timestamp] Table of Contents:
[0:00] Introductions
[3:00] Coolest UIs in the Data Space (e.g. D3, Looker, Apple Maps, Google Maps)
[5:00] Building Data UIs for Real-Time Data
[7:00] Visualizing Mixed Real-Time and Historical Data
[10:00] Design Inspirations and Trends
[15:00] Should All Analytics UIs Be Real-Time?
[18:00] Audience Q&A: Challenges and Strategies
[24:00] Future of Data Visualization
[28:00] Closing Remarks
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