Fork of HTML Starter

100%

Fork of HTML Starter

✓ Published0🌍 Public

Last edited Apr 20, 2026

Created on Apr 20, 2026

This is a multi-page dashboard for exploring a car dataset through different chart types. It uses static PNG images for visualizations, including scatter plots, stacked and grouped bar charts, a stacked area chart, and line charts. The charts are presented on separate HTML pages with CSS styling, all interacting with a provided dataset to show relationships between variables like present price, selling price, year, and fuel type. The charts function as clickable anchor links with a `transition` effect for navigation.

AI-generated description

MIT Licensed

Similar vizzes

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This is a multi-page website demonstrating different chart types. The home page links to three separate HTML pages: a stacked and grouped bar chart, a stacked area chart, and a line chart with multiple lines. Each page displays static images of the visualizations, which are embedded via `<img>` tags and hosted from local desktop file paths. The site uses basic inline CSS for image sizing and borders, alongside a linked `style.css` file for typography and layout, creating a simple gallery of pre-rendered charts.

SSYAM TEJ

82% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This example presents a dashboard for customer data, featuring a summary of key statistics, a data table, and a prominent SVG visualization. Built with D3.js (d3 v7) and rendered as SVG, the page loads a CSV dataset from a GitHub gist and displays it within a polished, gradient-styled interface. The code uses standard DOM manipulation and D3's data-binding capabilities to populate the visual elements.

AAmrit Adhikari

81% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

A dark-themed dashboard loads a local CSV file via D3 v7, summarizes the data into three key performance indicators, and renders a bar chart of a selected numeric column. The SVG visualization uses D3 scales, axes, and a linear gradient fill for the bars. The page includes a file picker, controls for selecting columns, and a fixed 420-pixel chart area.

MManeesh Kumar

81% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This dashboard presents three dark-themed D3 v7 charts visualizing monthly sales and profit data embedded as CSV strings. A bar chart highlights peak sales with an annotated circle on a square root scale, while a scatter plot maps sales against profit using ordinal color encoding for each month. A multi-series chart combines bars for sales and a monotone line with circles for profit, using dual axes. All charts use SVG rendering with grid lines and rotated axis labels.

GGorantla Sravani

78% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Cars Report

This fork of the HTML Cars Report demonstrates a minimal static data visualization of three used car listings with prices. The page uses plain HTML and CSS, applying a monospace font and a red highlighted class to emphasize the first car entry. The example shows how basic styling can differentiate data points in a simple list-based report, relying on standard CSS selectors rather than any JavaScript or charting libraries. The rendered output is limited to the structure defined in `index.html` with the visual rules from `styles.css`.

KKCharoenkwan

78% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This visualization presents an interactive dashboard for exploring environmental sensor data. It renders a world map alongside line charts and a contour map, allowing users to select different sensor attributes from a dropdown menu. The code uses React with hooks, D3 scales and time parsing, and SVG rendering. Data is fetched from a local API endpoint, with brushed time ranges filtering the displayed temporal and spatial patterns.

CCheng Tang

78% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML cars report

This example presents a basic HTML page titled "Fork of HTML cars report," which currently displays only a static "Hello" heading. The visualization itself is not implemented; the code contains no data, charts, or interactive elements. It relies solely on standard HTML structure without any JavaScript libraries, APIs, or rendering techniques such as D3, Canvas, or Three.js. The source of the data or any visual approach is absent, making this a placeholder for a future report rather than a functional data visualization.

AAbdouEnsaj

78% match

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This example shows a static SVG car graphic alongside a text-based dataset summary. The visualization displays a blue car with white windows and black wheels, while the adjacent summary reports the CSV file’s size, row count, and column count. The code uses D3.js v7’s `csvParse` method and the Fetch API to load and parse the external CSV dataset. Rendering is done via inline SVG elements like `rect` and `circle`, with styling handled through CSS.

Ssriram.official9@gmail.com

77% match