Google Charts

Google Charts

Comments: Overall, I love Google Charts. I was using other online sites and excel, but Google Charts is by far superior.

Pros:

I love how easy it is to use and how easy it is to integrate with all of the other Google products. You can use Google Charts to create any type of chart that you may need. It's also really easy and handy to be able to embed the charts on your site if you wish.

Cons:

The interface is pretty simple which makes it great to easily figure out what you are doing and how to create the graph, but it is a bit harder to deeply personalize and get creative with the graphs.

My review for Google Charts

Comments: Creating charts has never been easier or more impressive thanks to Google Charts, in short, you give numbers to Google, and it turns you into graphics. Some graphics require some coding knowledge, but most of them offer graphics services that can easily be used without the need for graphics knowledge, and all are open source. Approximately I use Google charts for 1 or 2 years and this software helps my work.

Pros:

The most beautiful features of Google Charts - A rich graphics library, You can customize the graphics according to your needs, Support for different browsers available, Free, You can collect all the graphics in one place, Easy to work with dynamic data.

Cons:

As I said, the need some coding knowledge for some charts, and I think this is the most missing part of Google Charts. In fact, there is no other missing feature. Also, in my opinion, there is a need for new updates and changes. It might a good surprise for the customers.

the best tool for creating charts

Comments: It is incredible to be able to handle so much information in a simple and visually clear way.

Pros:

It is a super useful tool when it comes to creating graphs, the best part is that you can see the different data and statistics in a simple way.

Cons:

some customization options can be a bit limited, I miss more options

Not for Novices

Comments: The end results are very professional looking. However the general public won't be able to produce these charts for their websites until it is made MUCH more user friendly.

Pros:

It is extremely customizable and adaptable to a variety of situations. There are dozens of different chart types, and lots of options for how you want your data displayed with the chart. Changes on your website happen in real time.

Cons:

This software is very inaccessible to beginners in html/css as well as any casual website editors. In a world where more and more people are able to create websites through visual editors without knowing any code at all, Google Charts is reminiscent of a past where only coders could build websites. All of the guides were written by coders for coders. It basically just gives you sample snip-bits of code for each chart type and tells you to customize it yourself. There isn't any kind of sandbox area to test out your code attempts within the app either, nor any links to resources to teach yourself code either. It also doesn't explain important information about later down the pipeline, for after you finish your chart and want to post it on your website. Many commonly-used website building platforms don't allow users to directly use CSS, and sometimes not even HTML either. In order to add your chart to such websites, you will need third-party plugins.

For More Visualization

Pros:

Need more charts and more diverse integrations? Then try Google Charts. Thanks to the service I use especially in our web-based applications, we can solve my transactions very quickly. It visualizes the entered data very quickly on a web-based basis.It offers fast and easy use thanks to ready-made code blocks and integrations.

Cons:

When using this system, you need to have some infrastructure. Users who do not know the coding and usage logic may have problems and think that the problem is in the system.