Equator analytics slide of glowing percentage bubbles

Equator analytics slide of glowing percentage bubbles, dark-mode, data-dense, dark

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A tablet mockup on greige showing a dark analytics screen where five glowing violet spheres carry percentage statistics sized to their value.

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Summary

A landscape tablet, shown flat on a warm grey surface, displaying a dark data screen built entirely from glowing violet circles scaled to the numbers they carry.

Visual description

The device sits centered with a soft drop shadow on a pale greige ground. Its screen is charcoal. A tiny all-caps running header reads EQUATOR ANALYTICS, with the striated sphere monogram at the top left corner. Down the left edge runs a numbered index from 01 to 12 in small grey type, with a triangular marker sitting beside 04. A three-line serif intro sits at the upper left about using data to solve issues facing the tourism industry. The right two thirds hold five circles of different sizes, loosely clustered and slightly overlapping the gutter. Each circle is dark in the middle with a bright violet edge that blooms outward like backlight, and each holds a large serif percentage figure, 75, 40, 35, 30, 10, above two or three lines of small sans-serif caption. The largest circle carries the largest number, so magnitude is legible before any text is read. A footer line shows the site address at the center and a small all-caps tagline at the right.

Key takeaway

Encoding value twice, once as the numeral and once as circle diameter, makes a statistic wall scannable at a glance. The inverted glow, dark core with a lit rim, keeps six bright shapes on a dark screen from flattening into a blur.

Reuse notes

Useful for impact reports, sustainability metrics, and pitch or analytics slides that need to feel branded rather than charted. Only works when the numbers differ enough for the size difference to read; near-equal values will look like a random scatter. Requires a dark background for the glow treatment.

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