Once Again, with Style: Understanding and Supporting Partial Reuse in Dashboard Authoring
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| author | Sultanum, Nicole Moreira, Gustavo Srinivasan, Arjun |
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| contents | Presentation-oriented tasks including formatting and layout design are critical but often neglected aspects of dashboard authoring given their labor intensive nature. In this work, we follow a user-centered design approach to explore ways that partial reuse of pre-existing dashboards may support the dashboard design process. Based on collective feedback from 10 professional dashboard creators, we contribute: (a) findings from a formative study characterizing dashboard reuse needs and challenges; and (b) reflections and opportunities from a concept validation study with ReDash, a design probe for partial reuse of dashboard presentation features (style and layout) from multiple sources. |
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| spellingShingle | Once Again, with Style: Understanding and Supporting Partial Reuse in Dashboard Authoring Sultanum, Nicole Moreira, Gustavo Srinivasan, Arjun Human-Computer Interaction Presentation-oriented tasks including formatting and layout design are critical but often neglected aspects of dashboard authoring given their labor intensive nature. In this work, we follow a user-centered design approach to explore ways that partial reuse of pre-existing dashboards may support the dashboard design process. Based on collective feedback from 10 professional dashboard creators, we contribute: (a) findings from a formative study characterizing dashboard reuse needs and challenges; and (b) reflections and opportunities from a concept validation study with ReDash, a design probe for partial reuse of dashboard presentation features (style and layout) from multiple sources. |
| title | Once Again, with Style: Understanding and Supporting Partial Reuse in Dashboard Authoring |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.19400 |