Accessible charts: a checklist of the basics
This checklist is designed to help you implement our data visualisation charts guidance and e-learning.
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This checklist is designed to help you implement our data visualisation charts guidance and e-learning.
Learn more on Accessible charts: a checklist of the basicsThese resources are to be used alongside our 'releasing statistics in spreadsheets' guidance.
Learn more on Resources to use with our releasing statistics in spreadsheets guidanceThese principles should be used alongside the 10 steps of the Respondent Centred Design Framework when developing a survey. This will help reduce respondent burden and improve data quality.
Learn more on Office for National Statistics (ONS) Survey Strategy Research and Development Principles (SSRDP)This guidance is intended to help analysts evaluate how they could benefit from open sourcing their code. It will explain the risks and offer guidance about how to open source code safely.
Learn more on Open sourcing analytical codeThis guidance covers the main considerations in question and questionnaire design and shares specific best practice on question design.
Learn more on Questionnaire design guidanceThe "Quality Questions and Red Flags" guidance is designed to give support and guidance to anyone working on statistical outputs and analysis across government.
Learn more on Quality questions and red flagsThis guidance provides advice on how government departments should treat management information to get maximum value from it while protecting public trust in official statistics.
Learn more on National Statistician’s guidance: management information and official statisticsGuidance on what to consider when designing and publishing data dashboards.
Learn more on Data visualisation: dashboardsKnowledge to Action (K2A) is a process that has been developed by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID). It encourages people to use a wide range of data sources and information to prompt action or change.
Learn more on Turning knowledge into actionThis guidance item will be used as a place to show examples of using our data visualisation guidance with real-life charts and tables.
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