Goal: goal and status reporting
Reader: Executives and programme leads reading status against targets. Meta cluster: A — data & metrics Scenarios: 5 · Examples: 7
Scenarios
| Scenario | Tier | Engines | Example files |
|---|---|---|---|
| goal attainment | T0 | echarts, vega | goal-attainment-background-bars.md<br>target-attainment-bullet.md<br>delivery-score-threshold-bands.md |
| kpi dashboard | T1 | echarts | kpi-dashboard.md |
| leadership board | T1 | infographic | leadership-metric-board.md |
| metric board | T1 | html-css | metric-snapshot-board.md |
| programme status | T1 | infographic | program-status-ribbons.md |
Reading order
One screen, one decision: attainment tracks for target versus actual, boards for the standing set of KPIs.
Engines in this goal
echarts— report-grade charts and dashboards- HTML/CSS — system architecture diagrams, cards and page-level layouts (no fence)
infographic— template-driven boards, sequences and comparisonsvega/vega-lite— statistical views where the data needs transforms
Details, limits and anti-patterns: ../engines/echarts.md · ../engines/html-css.md · ../engines/infographic.md · ../engines/vega.md.
Palette
Every figure takes its colours from a theme. Pick one in
../styles/palette.md — the token contract, the theme index and the
per-engine blocks all start there.
Most figures in this set want Default. Depart from it for the medium, not the topic: Print when it may be photocopied, Contrast for low vision or large-print handouts, Vivid when it will be projected, Accessible when colour must not be the only cue, Editorial for long-form reading, Slate for technical reference, Pastel when the figure sits inside gentle prose, Nord for a cool Nordic register. Every theme is designed for a light ground — the set has no dark page.
Don't
- A dashboard with hover-only detail → exports are static
- Mixing red/green semantics with arbitrary series colours