Juliet Craig

Juliet began her career at The Information Lab in October 2022, where she developed skills in consulting in Tableau and Alteryx. Juliet specializes in designing engaging dashboards and guiding organizations in transforming their data into actionable insights. With expertise in both long-term engagements and shorter proof of concept work, Juliet specializes in dashboard visual best practices, automating reporting processes, and migrations from legacy platforms to Tableau.

Juliet is skilled in dashboard redesign, focusing on improving the user experience and interactivity of visualizations. This ensures dashboards are not only visually engaging but intuitive for all levels of users, helping clients increase dashboard adoption. Juliet has also led several report automation projects, leveraging tools like Alteryx and Tableau Prep to ensure timely, accurate data delivery. She also leads one-on-one and group workshops to help enable teams to maximize their Tableau environment. This helps organizations enhance overall performance and empower teams to maintain the work she creates for them.

During her contract work with Vanguard, she helped prepare the team to migrate from Tableau Server to Tableau Cloud. One of her standout projects there is the Cloud Engagement dashboard, a tool she developed to monitor site activity. This project leverages Admin Insights to track site usage and quantify the value of dashboards based on user interaction. Juliet integrated Workday data to govern site users, ensuring each user had the appropriate access based on their business role. This project was so well received that she presented it on stage with her client at Tableau Conference 2024, showcasing her success to an audience of data professionals.

Outside of client work, Juliet is a co-leader for the Data+Women NYC user group. Before joining The Information Lab, Juliet studied to get her Master’s in Data Visualization as well as a Bachelor’s in Computer Science, where she combines her passion for art and technical skills.

Blog Posts

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Wed 17 Apr 2024 | Juliet Craig
Deep Dive for Customizing Admin Insights Data Using Tableau Prep
As promised, this is a bonus blog post following the Tableau Conference 2024 session: Vanguard Case Study: Enhancing Cloud Insights with Tableau
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Mon 30 Jan 2023 | Juliet Craig
Dashboard Week - Day 5
Final day of dashboard week and we had SurvivoR data! This was the application data for DSNY3 and they had 2 weeks to complete their application, DSNY2 had 1 day. Michael asked us to create our dashboard like an application viz. First, I grabbed some tables and ran them through Alteryx
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Thu 26 Jan 2023 | Juliet Craig
Dashboard Week - Day 4
Today's challenge was to read in survey data about candy. The twist was to prep and build in the web editor. The data was incredibly dirty and the main issue most of use ran into was that the 2017 data would error and we couldn't output a publish data source
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Thu 26 Jan 2023 | Juliet Craig
Dashboard Week - Day 3
Working with APIs! Today's challenge was to find information from the Rick and Morty API! Starting in Alteryx, I accessed the API to gather information about "Locations" and "Characters." I highly suggest taking a look at Liam Wood's blog to get more information about how to access the API
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Tue 24 Jan 2023 | Juliet Craig
Dashboard Week Day 2 – Information Design
A picture is worth 1,000 data points. Today in our lesson with Ann Jackson we learned about chart types and effective data communication. Here I recapped our lesson
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Tue 24 Jan 2023 | Juliet Craig
Dashboard Week Day 1 - Accessibility
Quick Accessibility Tips Somethings to consider as you are building your dashboard: 1. Create meaningful titles 2. Use colors that are distinguishable to color blind people 3. Provide a secondary mark type to “double encode” or reinforce the information (e.g
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Fri 25 Nov 2022 | Juliet Craig
Creating Custom Color Palettes in Tableau
A basic part of data visualization is color. This is often where us analysts get to be the most creative. As many of you know, Tableau comes with many preloaded color palettes. For those of you who don’t know, you will get different color menu options based on what type of data you are using
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Fri 28 Oct 2022 | Juliet Craig
What I've learned so far in Tableau Desktop (1 month of training in DSNY2)
I started training October 3, 2022 and today is October 28. In that time, our cohort has gotten a wide spread of tools to be acquainted with. Subtracting the week we spent with Tableau Prep Builder and a week with Alteryx, we had roughly a week and a half of Tableau Desktop training
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Thu 13 Oct 2022 | Juliet Craig
What is a Join? Which one do I use?
In the data world, a join is when two or more separate tables are combined based on matching identifiers. This can be useful when you have data across multiple tables; that you want to visualize together
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