# What is Juicebox?

**Juicebox** is a platform that lets you easily create and share beautiful, interactive data visualization reports. No code required.

A Juicebox **report** is the solution you create with Juicebox. [Click here](https://gallery.myjuicebox.io/join/juicebox-gallery) to join the Juicebox Gallery workspace to see example reports. Each report has its own URL, and you manage who can view it or make changes to it.

## Parts of a Juicebox report

So what makes up a Juicebox report? Each report has the following parts that flow in a hierarchy:

* A **page** is a set of charts (i.e., data visualizations), text, and media presented as one view within the report. Each page should be focused on a particular audience and purpose, and guide users to the actionable insights they need. A report can have one or more pages. Within each page are sections, and within each section are slices.
* Each [**section**](/building-reports/story-designer/sections.md) is composed of one or more slices. Sections allow you to control layouts and background colors within a page.
* [**Slices**](/building-reports/story-designer/slices.md) are the basic building blocks of a page. Each slice can have text and/or an image, video, or chart.

<figure><img src="/files/2f9AJtBq6PQB3My3rES1" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Parts of a Juicebox report</p></figcaption></figure>

## What's unique about Juicebox

Juicebox lets you easily present and communicate your data to non-technical audiences. Key elements of Juicebox include:

* **No code required**. You can build a Juicebox report entirely from your computer browser using the [editing panel](/building-reports/creating-and-editing.md#edit-an-app). If you know how to create pivot tables and formulas in a spreadsheet, you are ready to start building reports.
* **Interactivity is automatic**. Selections made in slices above flow down to the slices below by default, allowing users to drill down and drive the story where they want to go.
* **Sharing is the point**. Juicebox report are meant to be [shared](/building-reports/publish-and-share/sharing-and-access-controls.md) easily. You can decide how to share it (publicly or to only signed-in users). For reports that require a user to sign in, you can set up user data permissions so that each user only sees what they are supposed to see. The reports look great whether shared on a desktop, tablet, or phone.
* **Best practices are built in**. We have done a lot of thinking about best practices for communicating with data. (Check out our [book](https://www.amazon.com/Data-Fluency-Empowering-Organization-Communication/dp/1118851013) and [blog](https://www.juiceanalytics.com/writing/).) These best practices are already built into the platform, so you don't have to worry about it.


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