Political parties form the backbone of democratic engagement. I designed the Party Index Page to give users a clear view of every major party—its history, manifesto, ideology, and performance.
This article outlines how I structured, visualized, and enriched the party page using multilingual data and analytical trends.
Supporting multiple languages isn’t just about translating strings—it’s about designing your entire platform to speak more than one language from day one. For a civic-tech system targeting Nepali audiences as well as English-speaking researchers and diaspora users, bilingual support was non-negotiable.
In this article, I’ll explain how I implemented multilingual support across:
Visualizing data isn’t just about plotting numbers—it’s about telling stories that users can grasp at a glance. In this post, I’ll break down how I used Recharts in combination with Tailwind CSS and Mantine to create responsive, branded, and insightful charts for political and historical datasets.
My goal was to make charts that could: