Nick Downie (@nnnick) and ChallengePost invite designers and developers to visualize real personal data in a dashboard using Chart.js. Chart.js is an open source JavaScript library enabling easy creation of client side charts and graphs.

Create a browser-based dashboard with 3 or more Chart.js charts. Visualize real data that will help you track personal activities, optimize your life, and inspire others. Data could include social activity, entertainment, exercise, eating, or anything else you don’t mind sharing publicly!

You can use existing chart.js features and add or extend features to create your dashboard. Examples of potential new features include:

• Alternative graph animation effects on charts using the in easing equations featured in Chart.js
• New chart types showing data in beautiful, engaging ways
• Re-using the string templating functions to generate the HTML for chart legends
• Extending the Chart.js API by adding new methods to created charts

$1,200 in prizes

1. Click “Register” to sign up.
2. Visit Chartjs.org and the Chart.js GitHub repo to access the source, examples and documentation.
3. Create a personal dashboard. Visualize real personal data by designing a dashboard of 3 or more Chart.js charts. Use existing Chart.js features and, if you want, add or extend features.
4. Contribute issues or pull requests. You are encouraged, but not required, to add to the project on GitHub.
5. Submit your dashboard by providing: 1) a URL where your dashboard can be viewed; 2) screenshots of your dashboard (for the website gallery); (3) a description of your dashboard and the personal data used; and 4) link(s) to any pull requests entered on the chart.js GitHub page (optional).

• Creativity
  Includes creative use of existing Chart.js features
• Data
  Includes incorporation of charts using interesting and/or live refreshed data
• Dashboard design
  Includes how well it makes data accessible and engaging
• Responsiveness of charts
  Includes mobile compatibility of the dashboard
• Potential contribution to Chart.js
  Includes potential contribution to the Chart.js project by adding or extending features