Examples of Chart.js in widespread use?

[jeffbl]

I'm a project manager working on IMAGE, a browser extension that lets people who are blind or low vision get better audio and haptic (touch) representations of graphics on the web. We've heard over and over again that charts are a key piece of graphical content that would be useful. We're evaluating chart formats that allow us to access the underlying data, to decide which ones would be best to support. We've found multiple real-world uses of highcharts, but are having trouble finding a selection of compelling Chart.js examples. The Show&Tell discussion only has a few posts. If you know of sites that actually use chart.js, it would help us to prioritize our development, since we need to factor in how likely it is that a user would encounter such charts.

Any great examples from real-world use? We're particularly interested in knowing about large sites, but any solid use cases would be much appreciated.

[Udemology]

Hi Jeffbl,

On the top of my head I know at least 2 sites which are big company. Once I know more I will update the list.

1. Ubersuggest tend to use Chart.js
2. Lazada Affiliate Site which is the Amazon of South East Asia (site requires affiliate account)

[jeffbl]

Hi Udemology! Thanks for the pointers. I searched both, and from a brief look, didn't see actual chart examples easily accessible. Part of why we're looking for these is that we would feature some of them via links on our own website, and as part of our tutorial for users. If they require accounts and such, that is less compelling. If you do have direct links to publicly accessible charts, we'd love to hear about them!

[leeoniya]

Linode's dashboards use it.

also https://adminlte.io/

[etimberg]

I recall that live charts on bbc.com were powered by Chart.js, but I haven't seen one in a few years.

[LeeLenaleee]

jsDelivr uses chart.js to show how many times the package has downloaded from them at the bottom of the page: https://www.jsdelivr.com/package/npm/chart.js

[jeffbl]

Thanks for the pointers! We ended up going with highcharts for now, but will be looking at others to add in the future, so this is helpful.