Sort Chart Reading Moves
Identify whether a chart-reading behavior improves interpretation or creates risk.
sort-buckets chip-tray common-trap-callout Sort each chart-reading move into the bucket it belongs in. Strong chart-reading check Common chart-reading trap Context request Check whether the y-axis starts at zero or a meaningful baseline. Ask what denominator sits behind the percentage. Name whether the chart uses length, area, color, or position for comparison. Accept the headline because the chart looks professionally designed. Assume the darkest color means the biggest business risk. Treat a steep line as a large change before reading the axis interval. Ask how many accounts or users are included in each segment. Ask whether the metric definition changed during…
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