@Oriol Fort I agree with you

Hi @Johan Banella, I'm from Argentina but I live in Brazil.

@Bilal Zindani Thanks

@Vedant Vishwakarma I think the first step is to separate your time: when you sit to study, give it your full attention. Don’t worry about what’s next time will pass whether you’re focused or distracted, so it’s better to let it pass while being fully engaged. Try putting everything into a calendar and give each activity your full attention in its own time slot. Hope this helps!

Hi @Muhammad Affaf , Thanks for sharing your Power BI dashboard. It's a great step in analysing website traffic! I've got some thoughts that might help make it even more impactful : - Start with the Business Problem: Before diving into charts, clearly define the problem your dashboard aims to solve. What key question should a business user answer after seeing this? This helps focus every element. - Translate to Business Value: Instead of just listing chart types in the introduction, explain in plain English what the data means for the business. How do these visuals help them make decisions or solve their problem? - Visual Clarity. "Why" for Design Choices: Think about the "why" behind design elements, like the background colour. Does it add value or clarity? Often, a simpler background helps the data stand out. - Readability. Fit & Finish: Ensure all labels, numbers, and headers are fully visible and readable (e.g., in the table and chart titles). Nothing should be cut off. - Insights & Actionability: Go beyond just displaying metrics. What story is the data telling? And more importantly, what specific actions can a business user take based on these insights? This is where the real value lies. - Simplify for Impact: Consider decluttering. Sometimes less is more, allowing the most critical metrics and insights to shine. For detailed tables, think about using conditional formatting to highlight key trends quickly. Focusing on the business narrative and refining the visual communication will elevate this dashboard significantly. Keep up the great work! Best, Ana