Nina's Dashboard Goes From Loud To Guided

Nina needs the plant team to spot the shift risk in under ten seconds. Reveal how the dashboard changed. Before: every metric is visually loud, so the exception has to compete. After: the visual hierarchy moves the room from status to exception to action. Grouped related measures into a scanning path. This supports the dashboard's narrative arc: normal state first, exception second, action third. Muted routine metrics and reserved one accent for the exception. Knaflic's focus-attention principle works because contrast should signal priority. Removed decorative gauges and repeated legends. The remaining marks either encode data, explain scale, or guide the…

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