Last week, I addressed a minor bug in the pagination functionality and incorporated an additional progress bar that was deemed necessary. Following that, I delved into researching the components to include in the data report and began outlining drafts to present to Mr. Peter.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Initially, I outlined four segments: the dashboard page, finance, customer, and comparison charts. The dashboard page serves as the main hub, featuring total sales, sales trends and etc. For the customer pages, I integrated charts and bar graph visualizations derived from customer data. For instance, a donut bar illustrating the percentage of high spenders, moderate buyers, and low buyers based on customer revenue. To outline these, I utilized Google Slides, focusing on conveying the general idea and content layout without delving into design intricacies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Upon presenting the overall concept of the data report to Mr. Peter, he suggested trying out the first small section of the report and immediately experimenting with the LiveCharts packages I recommended to assess their practicality for real-world use. This is also the direction I will be pursuing in this upcoming week.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Last week, I addressed a minor bug in the pagination functionality and incorporated an additional progress bar that was deemed necessary. Following that, I delved into researching the components to include in the data report and began outlining drafts to present to Mr. Peter. Initially, I outlined four segments: the dashboard page, finance, customer, and … <\/p>\n