Configuración Inicial
Configurar Looker Studio y Conectar la Primera Fuente de Datos
Crear Gráficos en Looker Studio y Analizar Ventas
Conectar una Fuente de Datos desde Google Sheets en Looker Studio
Agregar Filtros y Controles Interactivos en Looker Studio
Diseñar un Dashboard Accesible con Looker Studio
Quiz: Configuración Inicial
Análisis, Optimización y Seguridad
Integrar Datos de Inventario y Analizar la Disponibilidad de Productos en Looker Studio
Optimizar el Stock en Looker Studio
Parámetros para optimización en Looker Studio
Combinar Datos de Ventas y Clientes en Looker Studio
Segmentación de Clientes con Campos Calculados en Looker Studio
Manejo de Seguridad del Dashboard en Looker Studio
Optimizar la Carga y el Rendimiento del Dashboard en Looker Studio
Quiz: Análisis, Optimización y Seguridad
Técnicas Avanzadas
Conectar Múltiples Fuentes de Datos en Looker Studio
Expresiones Regulares y Transformación de Datos en Looker Studio
Optimización del Dashboard para Dispositivos Móviles en Looker Studio
Visualizaciones Comunitarias y Navegación en Looker Studio
Storytelling con Datos: Cómo Contar una Historia en Looker Studio
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Creating effective dashboards in Looker Studio goes beyond simply displaying data; it's about presenting it in a way that is organized, visually appealing and aligned with brand identity. A well-designed dashboard greatly facilitates decision making, allowing managers and analysts to quickly identify relevant information without getting lost in a sea of disorganized data.
When working with visualization tools such as Looker Studio, it is essential that our dashboards are not only functional but also visually consistent with the company's identity. Branding is not a decorative element, but an integral part of data communication that reinforces the corporate identity while facilitating the interpretation of information.
Looker Studio offers a very practical functionality to extract and apply brand colors without the need to manually configure them in each visualization:
To further customize the theme:
Click "Customize"2.Adjust the colors in the palette according to your preferences3.Make sure the primary color is the most representative of the brand4. Verify that the secondary color contrasts adequately with the primary color.
It is important that the colors are not only faithful to the brand, but that they also facilitate the reading of the data and create an appropriate visual hierarchy.
The arrangement of elements on the dashboard implicitly communicates their importance. Larger visualizations will be perceived as more relevant by users, so this decision must be strategic:
For time trend charts, it is advisable to provide enough width for the X-axis labels to be legible. If you reduce the width too much, dates may overlap or be displayed at different heights, making interpretation difficult.
To give a professional touch and reinforce the corporate identity:
A simple template created in tools like Canva can completely transform the look of your dashboard, providing a consistent visual framework for your data.
To ensure that texts are easily readable:
Text readability is crucial to the effectiveness of the dashboard, as even the best analysis loses value if it cannot be read properly.
Design is not simply a matter of aesthetics; it is a fundamental tool for effective communication of information. A well-designed dashboard reduces analysis time and makes it easier to identify patterns and trends that might go unnoticed in a cluttered presentation.
Creating professional dashboards with brand identity does not require advanced design skills, but rather the systematic application of the basic principles we have reviewed. We invite you to put these techniques into practice and share your results in the comments.
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