It is sometimes important to communicate detailed information to users visually. This increases content digestion while simultaneously making page content more engaging. The primary goal of this effort is to make information more intellectually distinct, not more decorative.
When bold shapes and contrasted colors are used with responsive actions, users have increased comprehension.
You can bring increased clarity to your information by considering your page layout early on. We advise against having more than 3 graphical elements on one page.
Some of the most popular chart types can be seen in an example below. It is important to limit the amount of colors you use to draw attention to the metric you are illustration of the metric activated by the user. Avoid showing more than four distinct colors in any one chart. Use grey tones to represent inactive or supporting metrics.