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Georgi Popov

• Sep 4

I created this Power BI dashboard during my university studies at building a complete data visualization project. Using a video game sales dataset, I analyzed global and regional sales, publishers, platforms, genres, and performance over time.

The project helped me develop practical skills in data preparation, KPI creation, interactive filtering, dashboard design, and translating raw data into clear business insights.

Data Visualization Microsoft Power BI Business Analysis Data Analysis Microsoft Excel

Marcel Kargul

pro

• Sep 16

ultra-complex analytics dashboard

Mamman Umar Dino

• Sep 16

Your business is generating data every day.

But can you quickly answer:

📦 Which products are at risk of stockouts? 🚚 Where are delivery and fulfillment problems happening? 💰 Which products or processes are affecting revenue? 📊 Which numbers actually need your attention?

That’s where I come in.

I help e-commerce and operations businesses clean, analyze, and visualize their data using Excel, Power Query, SQL, and Power BI.

The goal isn't just another dashboard.

It’s clearer answers, better visibility, and insights you can act on.

If your business has data but you're struggling to turn it into decisions, let's talk.

#Ecommerce #Operations #DataAnalytics #PowerBI #SQL #Excel #BusinessIntelligence

Data Visualization dataanalytics businessintelligence

Progress Fisayo

pro

• Sep 16

Sometimes, the problem isn’t that the product doesn’t work it’s that it doesn’t feel right to use.

I was recently brought in to redesign an internal communication tool for an organization. The team had already vibecoded the initial interface, but as a chat product, it didn’t quite capture the natural, human feel that makes conversations easy and enjoyable.

The brief was also clear: don’t make it another Slack or Discord.

So instead of forcing familiar patterns onto the product, I reworked the interface around a more approachable conversation experience refining the layout, hierarchy, navigation, messaging patterns, and visual language to give the product its own identity while keeping communication effortless.

Here’s the final approved version for the interface , How is it looking?