Smart Factory Dashboard Design with HTML, CSS & JavaScript

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Smart Factory Dashboard Design with HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Published 10/2025
Duration: 1h 50m | .MP4 1280x720 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.09 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Create interactive Industry 4.0 dashboards simulating real-time factory data with modern front-end tools

What you'll learn
- Build a complete smart factory dashboard using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Simulate real-time industrial data and visualize production metrics interactively.
- Design modern glassmorphism and grid-based layouts for Industry 4.0 interfaces.
- Animate charts, indicators, and efficiency values to create realistic system behavior.

Requirements
- You should already know the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — things like tags, styling, and simple functions.
- This course does not cover programming fundamentals or AI/RL model development.
- You’ll need a code editor (such as Visual Studio Code) and a modern web browser (like Chrome or Edge).
- No backend, no frameworks, no installations required — everything runs directly in your browser.

Description
Learn how to design and build realistic Industry 4.0 dashboards that simulate smart manufacturing environments — entirely in the browser. In this project-based course, you’ll useHTML, CSS, and JavaScriptto create live, data-driven dashboards that look and feel like real industrial control systems.

We’ll start by setting up the structure of a smart factory interface, complete with production lines, efficiency metrics, energy monitoring, and animated data updates. You’ll see how to create glass-style layouts, apply responsive grids, and simulate dynamic system behavior — all without connecting to a backend or AI model. Every movement, color change, and blinking indicator will have a functional purpose, just like in real production monitoring systems.

This is not a coding-from-zero course. It’s for learners who already understand basic web development and want to apply those skills toindustrial visualization, manufacturing design, or digital twin simulationprojects. You’ll focus on turning code into something visually meaningful and interactive.

By the end of the course, you’ll have a professional, browser-basedSmart Factory Dashboardthat you can present to clients, integrate into an IoT project, or use as part of your Industry 4.0 portfolio. No AI, no data science — just clear front-end logic, thoughtful design, and powerful simulation.

Who this course is for:
- Web developers and engineers who want to create industrial-style dashboards for manufacturing or IoT systems.
- Industrial engineers or students interested in Industry 4.0 visualization and digital twin concepts.
- Designers and data visualization enthusiasts looking to simulate live factory operations without complex setups.
- Professionals who want to showcase realistic industrial dashboards in their portfolio or client demos.
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