This dashboard is designed for one purpose: to enable a truly deep and interactive exploration of life satisfaction in Europe. It’s built to let users go beyond surface-level KPIs and discover the nuanced stories hidden within the data.
Instant Insights: The main page provides a dynamic overview with key metrics, including top/bottom performers and the biggest shifts between years, genders, and age groups. A unique, country-specific illustration serves as the visual heart of the dashboard.
Interactive Exploration: A cross-filterable map of Europe makes the data tangible. Users can seamlessly filter by country, age, or gender, watching the entire dashboard respond to their curiosity in real-time.
Expert Analysis: A dedicated "pro view" with advanced timeline and filtering capabilities allows data enthusiasts to compare multiple dimensions, identify long-term trends, and perform detailed, customized analysis.
Designed with a cohesive blue color palette and a strong focus on accessibility (high contrast for color vision deficiencies), this dashboard proves that a deep data dive can be both powerful and intuitive.
Thank you for the great feedback 😊.
In the dataset of Eurostat Iceland is only available in 2013 and 2018. If you change the filters to one of these years, Iceland will appear in the Dashboard. It is the same with the Dashboard of yasuteru_kashu, because we use the same dataset. Please have a look:
Since life satisfaction can change in individual countries from year to year, I deliberately do not present an average for each country across all available years. Calculating the average life satisfaction for Iceland from 2013 and 2018 and comparing it with the average for, for example, France from 2013, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 is misleading and therefore makes no sense to me.
