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Last edited Mar 25, 2025
Created on Mar 25, 2025
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This example shows the template-based visualization creation page of VizHub, an AI-powered tool. The page presents a grid of chart-type cards (bar, line, pie, scatter) that users can select to begin a new project. A two-column layout with the template grid and a sidebar for configuration. The interface is built with HTML and CSS, using a grid layout and CSS custom properties for theming, and includes interactive elements like hover effects and active selection states via Font Awesome icons.

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VizHub - AI-Powered Data Visualization Tool

VizHub is a powerful web application that allows users to create stunning data visualizations using AI-powered templates.

Features

  • Template-based visualization creation
  • AI-assisted customization and optimization
  • Multiple chart types: bar charts, line charts, pie charts, scatter plots, and more
  • Data import from various sources (CSV, Excel, APIs, etc.)
  • Responsive design for all devices
  • Interactive visualization preview

Pages

  • Home/Dashboard
  • Explore Visualizations
  • Create Visualization (from templates)
  • User Profile
  • Documentation
MIT Licensed

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