Module # 2 Google Table, Tableau and Geographic map - LIS 4317

 Module # 2 Google Table, Tableau and Geographic map

In order to improve the way a Tableau map communicates, I would consider adding different visual elements and features. A couple of examples could involve the use of a color gradient for measurements like population density or temperature fluctuations, and use of color coding to indicate different categories or values. To highlight greater values or relevance, you could resize data points, such as circles, according to the relevant variable. To provide readers with more context, add labels to important data points and include legends explaining color coding and size variance. 

You can effectively arrange and structure visual elements by utilizing Gestalt Laws, such as closeness, resemblance, and continuity. In order to communicate spatial patterns and interdependence, highlight the connections between neighboring data points. For geographical context, it's important to think about including a background map with elements like rivers, highways, or topography. To make a visually appealing and educational map, explore and match these decisions with your unique ideas.