📄 Project Write‑Up Template
Use these clear sections to tell the story of your data project. Fill each part with short, friendly sentences so anyone can follow along.
A short, catchy line that hints at the big idea.
One or two sentences to grab attention.
Example: “Ever wondered which city wastes the most water?”
Explain what problem or question you wanted to solve.
Say why it matters to you or your audience.
List two or three takeaways.
Keep it simple so readers know why they should keep reading.
Name the main tools (Excel, SQL, Python, Tableau).
State one reason each tool was helpful.
Add images or embed charts.
Write one clear takeaway under each visual.
Bullet three to five findings in plain words.
Include one number or percent in each point.
Say how someone can use these insights.
Give at least one next step for a real user.
List any data gaps, small sample size, or model limits.
Keep it honest and brief.
Note one or two ideas to improve or extend the project.
Example: “Add weather data for deeper insight.”
Share a quick lesson you learned.
This shows growth and keeps the tone human.
Invite feedback, questions, or collaboration.
Add links to the full code, dashboard, or contact info.
Tip: Keep paragraphs short. Use headings and bullets for easy scanning. A clear structure helps readers see your value fast.