graphic representations of quantitative information

[cccs-ip]

CCCS is slowly developing data management applications. These apps will need varying degrees of customization to server particular user roles and to operate on a range of devices.

For the moment, however, our tools remain basic.

I raise this issue as a forward-looking discussion to how to style data.

I like a lot of the interface elements presented here. [The site also has impressive responsive design. NOTE: The map seems to interrupt mouse scrolling by capturing mouse scroll for zoom. This forces the user to manually click to scroll further down, which is non-ideal]] I would like to use this sort of a map to quickly and dynamically recreate our Associate Project heat map, online here.

Nice-looking templates

• This template also has great charts (and i like the colors).
• I would like to use this tool to re-produce doughnut charts similar to what are available here.
• (It seems there are several templates that may already take us there, and beyond.)

More front-end templates

• https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/mvp-ready-admin-frontend-theme-WB0K71344
• https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/artificial-reason-responsive-full-pack-WB0307B17

Admin templates

• https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/slim-responsive-admin-with-angularjs-WB0RR5C65
  • this appears to have everything we would need
• https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/transform-multi-layout-flat-admin-app-WB068HT8D
• https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/flatify-responsive-admin-web-app-WB0977873

[pwhipp]

Can you keep one issue for one issue in github (and gitlabs)?

Otherwise things get confusing.

[cccs-ip]

Hi Paul. Yes, I will eventually sort out the issues. For the moment, I am still brainstorming...

Here is a bit more targeted than my other laundry list presented in issue 36. This discussion aims to reference an overall style, or 'aesthetic', that I like with regard to the user interface. In this case, it does bridge some effects that I would like to see in both the front end and the back end, but the issue remains one of aesthetics.

To wit: This is currently filed under the milestone for 'CSS styling', which will be more the purview of our CSS specialist.

[cccs-ip]

CCCS has decided to move forward with the FlatLabs template. As of issue #192 @Wendon is working to integrate a tool to visualize CCCS Associate projects per country using an HTML / CSS / JS visualization tool.