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Project Title	What’s in Your Night-Time Sky?
Working Title	A 25 Year Analysis of the UK Property Sales Market
Font	Headings: Georgia Body: Garamond Chart text: Arial
Type (Report / App)	Single-page dashboard
Audience	Any interested party
Publish Location	Publicly Accessible (Tableau Public)
Data Compression Level (Grain)	None
Purpose	Infographic for the recognised constellations and dark-cloud formation
Data Source(s)	Manually produced
Data refresh times	None: One-off report
Data Connection	Embedded
Interactivity	Fully interactive
Project Status	Planning
Project Start Date
Project Delivery Date

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Tasks

Page 1: Constellations

Page 2: (secret) Dark-cloud

Introduction and explanations
All constellations drawn and joined by their point, the data will need a path descriptor to enable Tableau to draw then line, and a group identifier to prevent Tableau from attempting to join the constellations
Central scope, need to work-out how to animate points as they change for each constellation selection (this has been done before see Titanic - a Great loss of life by Simon Rowe)
The lower description box
The slide-in info panel
Redesign the Datawonders logos to sit on a dark screen: the current logo being formed of primary colours might look just as great
Compass slider parameter
Calendar month selector - be nice to use a grid
Dashboard background to be inky-blue
Ensure row and column separators are selected to help separate the constellations
The month selector isn’t a filter: it colours the constellations from dark-grey to light-grey based on their known luminosity for the time of year
Dashboard selector: discretely switches between the constellations and dark-cloud formations

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