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Notebook Data Report Interface

Create question-first, traceable, accessible, table-backed interfaces for Observable/Plot-style data reports, public-data portals, and research dashboards.

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Data Visualization

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Create question-first, traceable, accessible, table-backed interfaces for Observable/Plot-style data reports, public-data portals, and research dashboards.

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- Inputs must include data question, audience, data source, update time, fields/units, analysis transform, chart candidates, notebook-cell need, public-release status, and accessibility requirements.
- Write a question-first outline first: every section answers one question and includes takeaway title, data scope, chart/table, explanatory text, source, and caveat.
- Chart titles state conclusions rather than chart types; subtitles state unit, time range, and sample; legend, axes, and annotations should let users understand the main point without hover.
- Every chart needs a provenance block: source URL/name, updatedAt, sample size, transform, filters, missing-value handling, and caveat; do not hide sources in the footer.
- Design the accessible path at the same time: `ariaLabel`/`ariaDescription`, text summary, non-color encoding, keyboard-reachable tooltip or fixed annotation, and same-page data-table fallback.
- Notebook cells explain reusable transforms, queries, or hypotheses, not internal noise; code/formula areas should be copyable, collapsible, and paired with output preview.
- Choose Plot/D3/Vega-Lite/ECharts by need; Observable Plot is strong for tabular data, marks/layers, and exploratory reports, but still needs summary, table, and keyboard interaction paths.
- Responsive behavior prioritizes takeaway, summary, and table on small screens; complex charts become small multiples, stable horizontally scrollable canvases, or ranked lists instead of crowded axes.
- Deliver a report outline, chart spec, provenance schema, accessible summary, table fallback, component tokens, responsive behavior, and QA checklist.
- Sources referenced: USWDS data visualizations, Observable Plot accessibility, FT Visual Vocabulary, and Observable Plot axis/marks documentation. The content is rewritten as Interface Lab data-report skill guidance.

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