Course Overview
A fun and entertaining journey thorough colour theory and basic colour knowledge to help you create effective Data Science visualisations.
So why is this an important course for a Data Scientist?
Think about this...
You've just completed an incredible Analytics project.
You did the data prep, the modeling, and now you have the insights.
But we all know that this is not the end...
You still need to present your findings to your manager, client or even a large audience.
Now this is where the trick is.
A powerful visualization can make or break your project.
And this is where the power of colours comes in!
In this course we will show you where colours originate from and what they mean.
You will finally understand how to make your Data Science visualizations and presentations super-impactful.
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned Data Scientist, this course will help you truly wow your audience and take your Analytics skills to the next level.
We can't wait to see you inside!
Kirill & Patrycja
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Course curriculum
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Colour Context
291 -
Colour Schemes
461 -
Monochromatic Colour Schemes - REAL Data Examples
264 -
Analogous Colours - REAL Data Examples
264 -
Complementary & Split-Complementary Colours - REAL Data Examples
329 -
Triadic & Tetriadic Colours - REAL Data Examples
298 -
Colour of the background
749 -
Colour Schemes
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Project Brief: Vitamin Trials
274 -
Download & install Tableau Public
397 -
Buildining the visualization
612 -
Testing out color palettes
578 -
Applying the split complementary color scheme
581 -
Coloring the subcategories
642 -
Applying the triad color scheme
500 -
Applying the analogous colour scheme
696 -
Section recap
1128
Requirment
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A basic knowledge of computers and a passion to be successful
Outcomes
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Use colour schemes to create eye-catching palettes
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Assess colour aesthetics of any Data Visualization
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Know the difference between RGB vs CMYK
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Create impactful Data Science visualizations
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Understand how colour schemes work
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Know what a tint, shade and tone are
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Know what an achromatic colour is
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Use tools such as Adobe Color, Paletton and ColorBrewer
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