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| Design Patterns and Guidelines for Oracle Applications |
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| Information Display |
| The Information Display pattern group helps project managers, developers, and designers select visualization techniques such as tables and graphs, which enable users to understand the meaning and significance of the numbers. Numbers are central to a user's understanding of business, and they help users make informed decisions. |
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The Analytic Field pattern provides a visualization technique for information that consists only of a single number, such as a metric, ratio, or score. |
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| Does the end user need to examine values to discern patterns or trends? |
Yes |
No |
No |
| Does the end user need an easy way to look up a particular value? |
No |
Yes |
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| Does the end user need only a single data point summary (i.e. Up/Down)? |
No |
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Yes |
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Pattern Sample |
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Lots of information can be shown in a single data field. The field can be a snapshot (current value) of a given metric or performance indicator. It can also show a trend with trend indicators (up/down arrows). It can show where this value is in comparison to business policies and guidelines with status indicators (bad, good, OK) and color coding. The field can be a ratio to show where the value is in comparison to its peers. If the comparison needs to be done across different business attributes (dimensions), the field can show a weighted score (e.g. credit score or churn likelihood). The score not only can be based on business rules, but also on predictions. If needed, the data field can be interactive with more details about the value behind it available upon request.
| Required Screen Elements |
| Component Type |
Required Components |
Customizable/Extendable Components |
| Icon |
Icons can be used to quickly indicate a KPI status or trend |
Product teams may include any icons they require for their KPI field |
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