ASP.NET MVC Reporting Dashboard
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m building a custom ASP.NET MVC web application whose centerpiece is an interactive dashboard. The dashboard must surface key metrics with clear visualisations and allow me to drill down, filter and export data-driven insights on demand. Custom report generation is critical: users need to click a button and receive a professionally formatted PDF powered by the iTextSharp library.
Your job is to wire up the MVC project, design the views and controllers for the analytics area, and integrate iTextSharp so the same data that feeds the on-screen charts can also be compiled into downloadable reports. I already have a SQL Server schema in place; you’ll connect to it via Entity Framework (Code First or Database First is fine) and shape the queries that drive both the dashboard widgets and the PDF output.
Key deliverables
• Responsive MVC views for the dashboard with charts/graphs (you can pick Chart.js, Highcharts or a similar JS library).
• Controller logic and repositories that pull data from my existing database.
• iTextSharp implementation that creates clean, paginated PDFs reflecting any filters the user sets.
• Basic styling with Bootstrap so everything looks polished and cohesive.
I’ll provide database access and a sample dataset as soon as we start. Ship the full Visual Studio solution, clear setup instructions, and a short README outlining how to extend the reporting templates.
Your job is to wire up the MVC project, design the views and controllers for the analytics area, and integrate iTextSharp so the same data that feeds the on-screen charts can also be compiled into downloadable reports. I already have a SQL Server schema in place; you’ll connect to it via Entity Framework (Code First or Database First is fine) and shape the queries that drive both the dashboard widgets and the PDF output.
Key deliverables
• Responsive MVC views for the dashboard with charts/graphs (you can pick Chart.js, Highcharts or a similar JS library).
• Controller logic and repositories that pull data from my existing database.
• iTextSharp implementation that creates clean, paginated PDFs reflecting any filters the user sets.
• Basic styling with Bootstrap so everything looks polished and cohesive.
I’ll provide database access and a sample dataset as soon as we start. Ship the full Visual Studio solution, clear setup instructions, and a short README outlining how to extend the reporting templates.