![]() (or really something tangentially related instead). Your target audience tells you what they like, what isn’t clear enough or useful, and you can gauge whether the audience is actually seeking what they’re asking for. The second round is ideally after you’ve completed several mockups/potential solutions. ![]() It’s talking and asking questions with your target audience in order to nail down the KPIs, metrics, or business questions you want to answer with your work. The first round of feedback is before you even start. Here’s my ideal feedback cycle (when to get feedback) Think of places like LinkedIn, Meetups, small Facebook groups, etc. But smaller communities and communities of respected colleagues, feedback can be invaluable. Some will type out “criticisms” without much thought or understanding. This one you have to be careful with! Random internet strangers can be hit or miss. Post your work publicly and ask for critique. ![]() If you’re looking to mentor someone, also reach out to me (we all need mentors)! If you’re looking for a mentor, reach out to me. But they don’t have to! A thoughtful mentor can give valuable insights regardless of their background. If that mentor has Tableau experience, that’s awesome. In person is great, at lunch is great, over video chat is great, any time and place it great! Just make sure your dashboard is configured for mobile if you’re doing it on the go. Find out what they found hard to understand, if it was easy to use, and what they liked/didn’t like about the visual aspect.
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