Sarah Bartlett Portfolio
Tableau Visionary and co-leader of the London Tableau User Group; her blog documents the actual design process behind each published dashboard, not just the finished result.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Process documentation alongside finished dashboards
Writing about design decisions and rejected iterations shows a reasoning trail a portfolio of finished work alone cannot convey.
Community leadership through an ongoing user group
Co-leading the London Tableau User Group over multiple years is sustained, unpaid leadership beyond individual output.
Vendor-recognized "Visionary" and "Social Ambassador" status
Tableau-awarded, not self-claimed, titles based on community contribution — an independently-issued validation layer.
What Data Analysts can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
Blog about your design process, including rejected approaches.
Co-lead or organize a local/online user group in your tool of choice.
Seek out vendor ambassador/visionary programs relevant to your primary tool.
Document iterations of the same dashboard over time to show design judgment maturing.
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