horizon-ui-chakra VS material-dashboard

You can see it here -> https://github.com/horizon-ui/horizon-ui-chakra

I am Fredy, and I am so excited to introduce to you our new version of Horizon UI! As most of you know, we had the launch of the Horizon UI JavaScript version a few months ago, a launch with some amazing results and support from all Product Hunt friends (420+ upvotes on PH, 990+ Github stars, and so much more awesome feedback)!

It is always better if you learn to code your own dashboard, I use Horizon UI as the template for some of my dashboards.

*I will post again the download link of it because there can be people that really need this! https://github.com/horizon-ui/horizon-ui-chakra

- Live demo: https://horizon-ui.com/horizon-ui-chakra/ - Download on Github: https://github.com/horizon-ui/horizon-ui-chakra

Material Dashboard - The most popular open-source Bootstrap 5 Material Design Admin. https://github.com/creativetimofficial/material-dashboard

Seems from your description that the most importnat thing in your portfoglio is a demo and data elaboration? In this case it would be nice to have a way in the interface to do some manipulation, how much depends on you. For the front end oart would suggest against reinventing the wheel and go with some premade framework like bootstrap which uses a 12column vertical design layout and on which most modern wordpress themes are reliant upon, even the some page builders. Now if you alredy know what type of of element/graphs/data visualization you want on your front end you may decide that you will go with a bootstrap admin theme which can be integrated with your php code and use premade html mapped with php logic to display stuff. A basic theme to start may be something like this one wich should be free: soft UI dashboard. material design - a bit more flat. With this you can make user credentials and give your interviewers credentials for a demo like experience instead of making it public?

Material Dashboard - This is also a good one (in fact, most people prefer this to the above looks wise!) but I don't consider it true open source (as they have plugins for charts, etc. only in the "pro" license). The interesting thing though is that their older version based on Bootstrap-4 is still fully FOSS even with the bells and whistles, wonder why that is!

The dashboard is currently showing the material-dashboard template and we are going to add relevant information to it one PR at the time.

More info Demo GitHub