Freelance Data Visualizers in MaharashtraFreelance Data Visualizers in Maharashtra
I build AI agents & internal tools that act on data
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I build AI agents & internal tools that act on data
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Live GitHub Pulse — Broadcast Ticker for the Rive Broadcast & Livestream UI Challenge I work as a data analyst and dashboard specialist, so when I saw this challenge, I didn't want to just animate something pretty — I wanted to see if I could bring actual live-data thinking into Rive, the same way I'd build a real-time analytics panel in my day job. The concept: A broadcast-style lower-third ticker, similar to what you'd see on a live sports or esports stream — except instead of scores, it surfaces trending GitHub repositories in real time. Repo name, star count, and primary language, updating continuously like a stat panel during a live broadcast. How it's built: Data Binding — I set up a View Model (VMTicker) with three properties (repoName, starCount, language) and bound them directly to text layers on the canvas. Star count uses a Number-to-String converter so it renders cleanly as text. Rive Scripting (Luau) — This is the part I'm most proud of. I wrote a custom script that runs inside the artboard and cycles through a set of trending repos every few seconds, pushing fresh values into the View Model through context:rootViewModel(). It's a small simulation of what a live API feed would do, built entirely with Rive's native scripting layer — no external app or backend needed. State Machine animation — A looped timeline animates the accent bar's opacity in a subtle pulse, so the UI feels "alive" even during the seconds between data updates — like a live broadcast indicator light. Why this approach: Most broadcast UI concepts lean heavily on motion and character work. I leaned into what I actually know — data pipelines and dashboards — and used Rive's newer Scripting and Data Binding features to bring that thinking into a motion-design tool for the first time. It was also my first time using Rive Scripting, so a good chunk of the build was debugging Luau type errors and figuring out the runtime API through trial and error. https://editor.rive.app/file/live-github-pulse/2466722 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/abuaasif_rive-uidesign-datavisualization-ugcPost-7490354984044154881-mIL_/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACRm5rcB0nVG0_HUX6-IXfuWqNGquZ-jMQU
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Project Overview This is a personal portfolio and services site built for a working freelancer — myself — as part of the Make It Real Challenge. I'm a data visualization specialist and AI dashboard developer, and I wanted the site itself to reflect that work rather than just describe it. So instead of stock photography and generic copy, every visual on the site is a real screenshot from a project I've actually shipped. The Concept Most freelance portfolio sites lean on polished lifestyle photography — laptops on wooden desks, people in blazers looking thoughtfully at monitors. I wanted to flip that: let the actual product screens do the talking. The site is built around a simple idea — "solutions built on data, not guesswork" — and that shows up literally in the visuals, not just the copy. What's on the site Homepage: A direct hero statement ("I Turn Messy Data Into Decisions") backed immediately by a real dashboard screenshot from my Anomaly Review & Action Console, followed by a "recent work" section pulling in three separate real projects. Services page: Four core offerings — Anomaly Detection Dashboards, Power BI & Data Analytics, AI-Integrated Internal Tools, and Custom Data Automation — each paired with an actual screenshot of that specific project (not a mockup). About page: A short, direct bio and a real photo, no filler. Contact page: A simple inquiry form paired with a data-visualization graphic that matches the site's overall theme. How I used Finish Layer Block Animations: I used on-appear and on-scroll triggers (Reveal and Slide styles) across the homepage, services, and contact pages. Section headings reveal as the page loads, and content blocks slide/fade in as the visitor scrolls — this turns what would be a static, all-at-once page into a guided, paced experience. Block Transform: Rather than a flat grid, I applied a subtle rotation to a couple of key visuals (a dashboard screenshot and the contact-page graphic) — just a few degrees, enough to break the rigidity of the layout without sacrificing readability. It gives the page an asymmetrical, more intentional feel instead of looking templated. Process I built this using Squarespace's Blueprint AI to get a fast base structure, then went through every page replacing AI-generated placeholder content (stock imagery, generic service descriptions, an accidental product/ecommerce section) with real project data, real screenshots, and copy that actually reflects how I work with clients. The site is password-protected rather than published on a paid plan, and is fully responsive across desktop and mobile. Access: 🔗 Site: https://pike-megalodon-4yb2.squarespace.com (https://pike-megalodon-4yb2.squarespace.com)🔑 Password: Omega
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Senior Data Analyst | Business Intelligence Consultant
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Senior Data Analyst | Business Intelligence Consultant
Power BI Expert | Turning Raw Data into Actionable Insights
Power BI Expert | Turning Raw Data into Actionable Insights
MS PowerBI certified DataAnalyst | Get results, improvements
MS PowerBI certified DataAnalyst | Get results, improvements
Data Analyst | Transforming raw data into clear insights.
Data Analyst | Transforming raw data into clear insights.
Data Specialist for Clean, Organized & Smart Reports
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Data Specialist for Clean, Organized & Smart Reports
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📊 Sales Tracking Dashboard | Excel + Power BI Project Built an end-to-end interactive Sales Tracking Dashboard covering 2021–2024 across the entire US market. Top-Line Numbers: 💰 Total Sales: $19,28,888 📈 Total Profit: $2,47,962 👥 Total Customers: 8,314 across all years What the dashboard reveals: 🏆 Best-selling sub-categories: Phones ($2,79,464) and Chairs ($2,77,058) lead the pack — together accounting for nearly 29% of all sales 📅 Profit growth year-on-year: → 2021: $49,556 → 2022: $61,618 → 2023: $81,786 — consistent upward trajectory across Furniture, Office Supplies & Technology 🗺️ Geographic concentration: California dominates at $3,90,145 in sales. New York ($2,46,517) and Texas ($1,51,436) follow. West Virginia sits at the bottom with just $536 — a clear signal for regional strategy review. 📦 Technology drives profit — highest-margin category across all 4 years, despite Furniture holding significant volume 🧾 Seasonal trends: Q4 is king — November ($2,34,013) and December ($2,41,464) are the strongest months. February dips to just $59,640 — opportunity for targeted campaigns. 👤 Top customer by profit: Tamara Chand at $8,981, followed by Raymond Buch ($6,939) and Sanjit Chand ($5,757) Tools used: Microsoft Excel · Pivot Tables · Power Query · Charts & Slicers · Dashboard Design This project sharpened my ability to turn raw transactional data into a clean, decision-ready visual — with filters for state, date, year, sub-category, and month. Open to feedback! 👇 #Excel #DataAnalytics #SalesDashboard #DataVisualization #BusinessIntelligence #MicrosoftExcel #DashboardDesign
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Analytical, MIS and Expert in automating reports
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Analytical, MIS and Expert in automating reports