A Claude Code skill for building dashboards, reports, and data-driven interfaces. It provides a systematic framework for choosing the right visualization (message → comparison → chart type), plus accessibility patterns, colorblind-safe palettes, dashboard patterns, and a critique rubric.
SKILL.md— entry point: selection framework, quick-start workflow, chart catalog, accessibility, performance. (SKILL.ru.md— Russian version.)references/— deep-dive guides:zelazny-message-framework.md— message-first pipeline & action titlesselection-matrix.md,chart-catalog.md— 24+ chart types & decision treesperception-principles.md— Cleveland-McGill, Tufte, Gestaltdashboard-patterns.md— single-glance operational dashboards (verdict-first, hero-KPI, freshness/«updated at» rules)annotation-patterns.md,critique-rubric.md,html-report-template.mdaccessibility.md,color-systems.md,performance.mdstaff-coverage-heatmap.md,statistical-reports-docx.md- language guides under
references/javascript/,references/python/,references/go/,references/rust/
examples/— working code samples.
Copy this folder into your Claude Code skills directory:
# user-level (all projects)
git clone https://github.com/AlexLira42/visualizing-data ~/.claude/skills/visualizing-data
# or project-level
git clone https://github.com/AlexLira42/visualizing-data .claude/skills/visualizing-dataClaude Code auto-discovers the skill from its SKILL.md front-matter description and applies it when you ask to create charts, dashboards, or data visualizations.
This skill is based on the visualizing-data skill from
ancoleman/ai-design-components
by Anton Coleman, released under the MIT License.
This repository is an adaptation (not a structural GitHub fork — only the single skill is extracted) with additional reference guides and modifications. The original MIT copyright is retained in LICENSE; changes are copyrighted separately and also released under MIT.
On top of the original base skill (chart-selection framework, accessibility, colorblind-safe palettes, performance), this version adds:
references/zelazny-message-framework.md— message-first pipeline (the title states the conclusion, not the topic)references/perception-principles.md— Cleveland-McGill ranking, Tufte (data-ink, lie factor), Gestaltreferences/dashboard-patterns.md— single-glance operational dashboards (verdict-first, hero-KPI, status-verdicts) + a data-freshness rule: every unfiltered block showsupdated HH:MM (timezone)references/annotation-patterns.md— storytelling layer (highlight-the-point, reference lines, so-what captions)references/critique-rubric.md— a 7-dimension self-review pass before shipping a chartreferences/html-report-template.md— self-contained single-file HTML report templatereferences/staff-coverage-heatmap.md— interactive shift-coverage heatmap templatereferences/statistical-reports-docx.md— styled.docxstatistical-report templateSKILL.ru.md— Russian-language version
MIT — see LICENSE. Original work © 2025 Anton Coleman; modifications © 2026 Alexandr Lira.