Abstract: The current subject matter provides a GUI that includes an improved navigation bar for visualizing information related to a data set. The navigation bar can allow a user to navigate through, scroll, and/or selectively visualize, certain data within the data set, while also providing visual representations of values recorded within the data set. In one embodiment, the navigation bar can include multiple sections/segments that can correspond to different groups of subsets of the data set. The subsets can be grouped based on values of a particular property/variable recorded in the data set. Colors of each segment of the navigation bar can correspond to values of the property in each group, thereby providing a user with summarized information about the data set. The navigation bar can eliminate a need for additional discrete graphical objects (e.g., charts, graphs, tables, etc.) that would otherwise be used to provide summarized information to the user.

Abstract: The current subject matter provides a GUI that includes an improved navigation bar for visualizing information related to a data set. The navigation bar can allow a user to navigate through, scroll, and/or selectively visualize, certain data within the data set, while also providing visual representations of values recorded within the data set. In one embodiment, the navigation bar can include multiple sections/segments that can correspond to different groups of subsets of the data set. The subsets can be grouped based on values of a particular property/variable recorded in the data set. Colors of each segment of the navigation bar can correspond to values of the property in each group, thereby providing a user with summarized information about the data set. The navigation bar can eliminate a need for additional discrete graphical objects (e.g., charts, graphs, tables, etc.) that would otherwise be used to provide summarized information to the user.

Abstract: The current subject matter provides an improved GUI that includes an improved navigation menu. The improved navigation menu can efficiently present a user with options for navigating the application and/or website, and provide an intuitive view of information available to the user. In one embodiment, the navigation menu can include a navigation icon that can be selected by the user. Upon selection of the navigation icon, a rotating menu showing entries corresponding to a first level of navigation options can be displayed about the menu icon. Upon receiving a user input the entries within the rotating menu can rotate automatically rotate until a desired entry is at a position adjacent to the mouse icon to be selectable by the user. Therefore, the navigation menu can reduce an amount of display space required to convey selectable options to a user, and/or improve efficiency of navigating applications and/or websites.