vishwas567917 / dynamic-dashboard

Dynamic Dashboard is a customizable data visualization platform built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It allows users to create interactive charts and graphs using various data sources. With a responsive design and support for multiple chart types, this dashboard is ideal for presenting insights and tracking key metrics in real-time.

Dynamic Dashboard

This repository contains a dynamic dashboard project that showcases a variety of features, including interactive charts, data tables, and a simple contact form with validation. The dashboard is built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Chart.js for visualizations.

Project Overview

The dashboard comprises three main sections:

1. Chart Section: Displays a line chart showing sales data over several months.
2. Data Table Section: Contains a simple table with user information, such as name, age, and occupation.
3. Contact Form Section: Provides a contact form with basic validation for name and email fields.

Features

• Interactive Charts: Utilizes Chart.js to create a responsive line chart.
• Data Tables: Displays data in a clean and organized table format.
• Form Validation: Implements simple validation for the contact form to ensure proper input.

Project Structure

• HTML: The core structure of the dashboard, including different sections and components.
• CSS: Styling for the dashboard, ensuring responsiveness and a clean design.
• JavaScript: Script for chart rendering and form validation.

Technologies Used

• Chart.js: For creating interactive and responsive charts.
• HTML/CSS/JavaScript: Standard web technologies for building and styling the dashboard.

Usage Instructions

To view the dynamic dashboard locally:

1. Clone or download the repository to your local environment.
2. Open the index.html file in a web browser.
3. Explore the chart, data table, and contact form sections.
4. Try out the contact form to see the validation in action.

Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome. To contribute:

1. Fork the repository and create a new branch for your changes.
2. Implement your changes, ensuring consistency with the project's design and functionality.
3. Open a pull request to have your changes reviewed and merged.
4. Ensure that your contributions comply with the code of conduct and project guidelines.

Acknowledgments

• Chart.js: For providing a robust charting library.
• Open Source Community: For the support and inspiration for building this project.