Step 1: Sign Up and Log In to Adalo
 

• Visit the Adalo website.
• Click on the "Sign Up" button if you don't have an account, or click "Log In" if you already have one.
• Fill in the required details to create your account or enter your credentials to log in.

 
Step 2: Create a New App
 

• Once logged in, click on "Create New App."
• Choose a blank app or select from the templates provided by Adalo.
• Enter the app name, and provide necessary details, then click on "Create."

 
Step 3: Set Up Your Database
 

• In the Adalo editor, navigate to the "Database" tab.
• Click on "Add Collection" to create a new data collection relevant to your visualization needs. For example, "Sales Data."
• Define the fields in your collection, such as Date, Sales, Region, Product, etc.
• Optionally, you can import data from a CSV file to populate your collection quickly.

 
Step 4: Design Your Interface
 

• Go to the "Screens" section in the Adalo editor.
• Click on "Add Screen" and choose the screen type that fits your dashboard or data visualization layout, such as "Dashboard" or "Blank Screen."
• Use the components menu to drag and drop elements like text, buttons, charts, and graphs onto your screen.

 
Step 5: Integrate Charts and Graphs
 

• Adalo offers a marketplace with components you can use. To access it, click on the "Marketplace" icon in the left sidebar.
• Search for chart components such as "Pie Chart," "Bar Chart," "Line Graph," etc., and add them to your app.
• Drag and drop the chart components onto your screen.

 
Step 6: Connect Data to Your Charts
 

• For each chart component, click on it to open the settings panel on the right.
• Configure the data source for your chart by selecting the relevant collection you created earlier.
• Map the fields in your collection to the chart's data points. For example, for a bar chart, map the X-axis to the "Date" field and the Y-axis to the "Sales" field.
• Configure any additional settings like filters and sorting to tailor the data visualization to your specific needs.

 
Step 7: Customize the Style and Layout
 

• Adjust the style of your charts including colors, labels, and sizes using the settings panel.
• Organize your screen layout to make the dashboard or reports visually appealing and easy to interpret.
• Add any additional UI components like text boxes for insights, legends, and navigational elements.

 
Step 8: Add Interactivity
 

• You can add buttons or clickable elements that allow users to filter data dynamically.
• Use Adalo's built-in actions and workflows to create interactions such as navigating between screens, updating data, or applying filters.

 
Step 9: Preview, Test, and Refine
 

• Click on the "Preview" button to see how your app will look and behave on a real device.
• Test all functionalities to ensure that the charts are displaying the correct data and interactive elements are working as intended.
• Make any necessary adjustments to improve the user experience.

 
Step 10: Deploy Your App
 

• Once satisfied with your app, click on "Share" to get a link to your web app or publish it to native platforms like iOS and Android.
• Follow the prompts to finalize the deployment process, including any additional steps required for app store submission.