A cool feature in Tadaboard is that you can <em>mock</em> your dashboard before even knowing where the data is or how it will be retrieved. In this way you can focus on your data analysis needs before start working with any data integration. You can easily and visually rework your dashboard in a matter of seconds.

This is a 5-steps tutorial on how you can create your first dashboard mock with Tadaboard.

1) <a href="https://www.tadaboard.com/join">Sign in</a> to Tadaboard or if you don't have an account just take 30 secs to <a href="https://www.tadaboard.com/join">register</a>.

2) Click on the big red plus "+" button to create a new dashboard.

3) Now you should be landed into a new blank canvas. Click "Add widget" to select a widget among the available widgets.

4) Position it or resize into the canvas. From the left-hand panel add a title and a description for each widget. Add any more widgets you want until you're fine with the result.

5) Set the <a href="https://tadaboard.readme.io/docs/adding-interactivity">Active Parameters</a> for all the widgets that can be used as selectors (i.e. enable filtering capabilities). Use the same param name across multiple widgets to enable exclusive selection (like radio buttons or tab bars do).

Take a look at the results below :-)
Once you're done with the layout you can pass it on to the tech team to implement it.

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