The study ‘Personal Data Visualisation on Mobile Devices: A Systematic Literature Review’ delves into the emerging field of personal data visualization, particularly on mobile platforms, to enrich user experience and foster informed decision-making. It analyzes prior literature to identify gaps and steer the development of innovative visualization techniques that are user-centric.

Key Insights:

• Surveyed literature from 2010-2020, selecting 29 pertinent studies from 195 screened articles.
• Addressed spectrum of personal data types from health to productivity, catering to diverse user demographics.
• Recognized the inadequacy of research on mobile device limitations and capabilities in data visualization.
• Lacking studies on best practices for mobile data visualization and the absence of design frameworks.

This meticulous review stresses the importance of personal data visualization, urging a shift toward a more intuitive user experience on mobile devices. It calls for research in best practices and design principles that can ultimately enhance individual empowerment and engagement with personal data management.