Turn Your Python Project Into a Clickable Dashboard

This week, we’re showing you how to turn raw data into a sleek, interactive dashboard using Python. Whether it’s for personal projects or your portfolio, this guide walks you through the whole process.

April 04, 2025

Let’s be honest. Nobody wants to look at raw data in a terminal. So why not build a dashboard instead? In this week’s tutorial, we’ll show you how to turn your Python project into an interactive dashboard with all the bells and whistles. From data wrangling to UI controls, it’s all broken down step-by-step. We’re testing a shorter newsletter today. Let us know what you think with the survey at the bottom!

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Here's how to make an interactive dashboard in a Python project.

Build an Interactive Dashboard

In this project, we build an interactive dashboard using Streamlit. This builds on the principles of an earlier project, one that aggregates real estate data. So this new dashboard lets users explore and analyze Hollywood Hills’ real estate dynamically. And remember, the project also gives you the full source code. That way, you can build it yourself and make modifications to suit your own portfolio.

And note that this is a continuation from our earlier Python projects. This specific line starts with how to build a real estate data pipeline. That gathers the data.

Part two shows how to analyze data with Python. It uses the same dataset you built in the first project. The key here is to make the data useful.

Part three is this dashboard. It makes the data easy to understand at a glance.

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