I run a data-analytics site on WordPress and I’ve hit a wall in a few of my current workflows. The immediate goal is to turn raw numbers stored in a custom database into clear, interactive dashboards that live natively inside the WP admin and, when needed, on selected front-end pages. Here’s what I need right now: • A streamlined way to pull data from my existing custom MySQL tables (no Google Analytics or third-party APIs at this stage) • A clean, responsive dashboard interface that visualises search data, page-view counts and similar metrics in real time • Troubleshooting and refactoring of the bits of code I’ve already started so everything follows WordPress best practices and remains update-safe If you’re comfortable building or extending plugins, querying databases efficiently, and leveraging libraries such as Chart.js or similar for dynamic visuals, we should talk. I’m aiming for a long-term collaboration, so once these first dashboards are live, you can expect regular follow-up work on feature improvements, performance tuning and new analytic modules. When you reply, a short note on your favourite approach to WP-centric data visualisation (custom REST endpoints, AJAX calls, Gutenberg blocks, etc.) will help me see how we align.