R Dashboard for Cyber Crime Visualization -- 2
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a straightforward, well-structured dashboard built in R that visualizes cyber-crime trends in Australia. My dataset arrives as a single CSV file, and I want the final result to honour Edward Tufte’s principles—clean layouts, minimal ink, and maximum data-to-ink ratio.
Scope
• Import and tidy the CSV data.
• Design a concise set of visuals—likely line or bar charts, small multiples, or sparklines—that emphasise clarity over decoration.
• Assemble the visuals into a simple R-based dashboard (Shiny, R Markdown, or Flexdashboard—whichever you find leanest for this task).
• Keep colour palettes restrained and annotations purposeful to align with Tufte’s aesthetic.
Deliverables
1. R script(s) or Rmd file that load, transform, and plot the data.
2. A runnable dashboard file with any required assets.
3. Brief usage notes so I can swap in updated CSVs without breaking the layout.
A basic, elegant solution is all that’s needed—no elaborate interactivity, just clear storytelling through data.
Scope
• Import and tidy the CSV data.
• Design a concise set of visuals—likely line or bar charts, small multiples, or sparklines—that emphasise clarity over decoration.
• Assemble the visuals into a simple R-based dashboard (Shiny, R Markdown, or Flexdashboard—whichever you find leanest for this task).
• Keep colour palettes restrained and annotations purposeful to align with Tufte’s aesthetic.
Deliverables
1. R script(s) or Rmd file that load, transform, and plot the data.
2. A runnable dashboard file with any required assets.
3. Brief usage notes so I can swap in updated CSVs without breaking the layout.
A basic, elegant solution is all that’s needed—no elaborate interactivity, just clear storytelling through data.