I almost got sick

• Of course, the 3D perspective. BARF!
• The data labels on the bars...Are they really necessary to communicate the message?
• The background color choice gives me the impression I'm somewhere deep in space with all of that black.
• Stop-light colors. We all understand why people use stop light colors, but this doesn't work for those that are color blind.
• The cylinders. A flat bar is always a better choice.
• The angle of the chart leads you to believe the height of the bars is different, when in fact, they're all the same height.

I could go on and on.

Here are some options:





However, given the small set of data, would a simple table be best? Really all I care about are the problems. None of the charts above give that "pop." What would I do? I would create two tables.

First, the raw values.



Second, the percent of the total for each claim type.