Checklick Data Visualization Dashboards

Checklick is seeking to enhance its product offerings by developing intuitive data visualization dashboards. These dashboards will serve as a powerful tool for users to track athlete development, manage memberships, and analyze course and merchandise sales. The goal is to transform raw data into meaningful insights that can be easily interpreted by users, thereby improving decision-making processes. Learners will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge of data analytics and visualization techniques to create user-friendly interfaces. The project will involve identifying key performance indicators, designing visual elements, and ensuring the dashboards are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. By the end of the project, learners will have gained practical experience in translating complex data sets into accessible visual formats.

Front end coding in react.js

Our company is re-designing and rebuilding our web app. The version which we call V5. We are interested in working with innovative frontend developers who have an intermediate to advanced level of React.js to help us finish building out our frontend This will involve: Conducting background research on our existing web application to understand how the product offerings work. We are happy to provide a walkthrough and other resources to help bring them up to speed. Deep dive into the new design to understand what's built, what's missing and what the most relevant and effective areas are to work on. Students must have an understanding of how to use Zeplin and AdobeXd. We use Zeplin but it's very similar to Figma so if you know that you'll have no issues. Students must have a notion of Git and version control. Creation of a workflow highlighting the individual screens they will work on throughout the project. Creation of each screen of the web application from their workflow which can be used on all major browsers and be mobile-friendly Conducting internal testing with us to show that the screens are responsive and functional.

Front end coding in react.js

Our company is re-designing and rebuilding our web app. The version which we call V5. We are interested in working with innovative frontend developers who have an intermediate to advanced level of React.js to help us finish building out our frontend The experience will involve: Conducting background research on our existing web application to understand how the product offerings work. We are happy to provide a walkthrough and other resources to help bring them up to speed. Deep dive into the new design to understand what's built, what's missing and what the most relevant and effective areas are to work on. Students must have an understanding of how to use Zeplin and AdobeXd. We use Zeplin but it's very similar to Figma so if you know that you'll have no issues. Students must have a notion of Git and version control. Creation of a workflow highlighting the individual screens they will work on throughout the project. Creation of each screen of the web application from their workflow which can be used on all major browsers and be mobile-friendly Conducting internal testing with us to show that the screens are responsive and functional.

Data Visualisation Dashboards

Checklick is seeking to enhance its product offerings by developing intuitive data visualisation dashboards. These dashboards will serve as a powerful tool for users to track athlete development, manage memberships, and analyse course and merchandise sales. The goal is to transform raw data into meaningful insights that can be easily interpreted by users, thereby improving decision-making processes. Learners will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge of data analytics and visualisation techniques to create user-friendly interfaces. The project will involve identifying key performance indicators, designing visual elements, and ensuring the dashboards are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. By the end of the project, learners will have gained practical experience in translating complex data sets into accessible visual formats.