A data visualization project analyzing Netflix's global content library — exploring content distribution by country, maturity ratings, seasons, and content type using Tableau.
TABLEAU_NETFLIX_PROJECT/
├── data/
│ └── netflix_titles.xlsx # Source dataset
├── tableau/
│ └── Netflix Insights Dashboard.twbx # Tableau workbook
│ └── dashboard.png # Dashboard preview
│
├── README.md # Project overview (this file)
└── ANALYSIS.md # Detailed insights & recommendations
The dashboard is built on the Netflix Titles dataset (~6,200 titles) and contains 4 interactive charts:
| Chart | Description |
|---|---|
| 🗺️ Titles by Country | World map showing content production volume by country |
| 📺 No. of Shows by Seasons | Bar chart of TV Shows distributed by season count |
| ⭐ No. of Titles by Rating | Horizontal bar chart of titles grouped by maturity rating |
| 🟥 Distribution by Rating & Content Type | Treemap comparing Movies vs TV Shows across ratings |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
type |
Movie or TV Show |
title |
Name of the content |
country |
Country of production |
rating |
Maturity rating (TV-MA, TV-14, R, etc.) |
release_year |
Year of release |
duration_minutes |
Runtime in minutes (Movies) |
duration_seasons |
Number of seasons (TV Shows) |
listed_in |
Genre/category |
cast |
Cast members |
director |
Director name |
- Tableau Desktop 2025.2 — dashboard building & visualization
- Tableau Public — publishing & sharing
- Microsoft Excel — data source format (.xlsx)
- VS Code — project management & GitHub workflow
- Git & GitHub — version control
- The US dominates Netflix's content library with 35%+ of all titles
- Over 1,300 TV Shows have just 1 season — limited series are the norm
- TV-MA is the #1 rating category with 2,027 titles
- Movies outnumber TV Shows significantly, especially in mature categories
For detailed chart-level insights and recommendations, see analysis_report.md
Shubham Gupta Tableau Public Profile, LinkedIn