Project ideas for data analytics portfolio

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Do you know that you can use your own data to create a unique data analytics project for your portfolio? 🎨 With a bit of creativity, you can come up with projects that are sure to make you stand out. 📊 6 simple but unique data analysis project ideas you can explore today ↓

For each of these projects, you’ll be using: SQL / Python: to extract and clean the data Tableau / PowerBI: to visualize the data

1. 💸 Finance Tracker: Keep track of your spending habits, including what you buy, how much it costs, and how often you buy it. Identify patterns and trends in your spending, and use this analysis to make informed decisions about your finances. Idea: public.tableau.com/app/profile/johndavidsant/viz/PersonalFinanceDashboardusingMINTdata/PersonalFinanceDashboard

2. 🧘 Daily Activity Tracker: Collect and analyze data on your daily activities, such as how much time you spend coding, working, sleeping, exercising, and so on. Visualize the data using Tableau to gain insights into your daily routines.

3. 📕 Reading Habits: Track the books you read, including the title, author, and number of pages. Analyze the data to gain insights into your reading habits, such as the genres you prefer and the average length of books you read. Idea: public.tableau.com/app/profile/ana7044/viz/MyReadingTracker/Dashboard1

4. 😪 Sleep Tracker: Track your sleep, including the duration and quality of your sleep. Analyze the data to gain insights into your sleep habits, such as the impact of stress, caffeine, and exercise on your sleep. Idea: poeljenner.medium.com/visualizing-2-years-of-sleep-data-with-fitbit-pandas-and-tableau-f3ee7dfbcd51

5. ⛹️‍♀️ Fitness Progress: Track your fitness progress, including the type of exercise, duration, and intensity. Keep a log of your activity, and review it regularly, to make sure you are staying on track and meeting your fitness goals. Idea: gravyanecdote.com/sport-and-fitness/how-to-track-strava-with-tableau/

6. 🍱 Food Tracker: Track and analyze your food intake, including the type of food, portion size, and calorie count.

Not sure where to begin? For that, I've already posted a thread on the end-to-end process for exploratory data analysis. Check it out: twitter.com/eyeshreya/status/1615722788496760832?s=20

That's all for this one. Hope it helps! Do you have any similar projects? Share it below, would love to see :)