What problem does it solve? Charts often ship with rainbow palettes, cluttered legends and gridlines, and topic-only titles that hide the finding. This Skill layers a consistent design register over the built-in dataviz method so every chart, dashboard, or stat tile follows one palette source and one restraint standard. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Palette swap discipline: Replaces dataviz's placeholder palette with tokens from build-token-system or apply-personal-brand, then re-runs the color validator on the swapped palette. - Restraint pass checklist: Enforces one finding per chart, direct labeling over legends, cut-or-aggregate for too many series, and motion rules honoring reduced-motion. - Escalation decision tree: Routes data querying to data plugins, significance claims to use-quantitative-evidence, and dashboard scaffolding to data:build-dashboard. - Use Case: When asked to chart usability test completion rates by task, it produces a bar chart where the failing task carries the single accent color, other bars drop to neutral tints, and the title states the finding instead of the topic. ## Quick Start Chart the usability test completion rates by task using the visualize-data approach with a finding-first title and single accent color.
