Is it possible to build a UI like this in Construct 3?

Yes its doable. The hardest part would be interpolating the curves into Drawing Canvas.

Depending on your point data you could probably get away with lerp(), or you might need qarp().

Ashley been meaning to ask this, how hard would it be to get a spline drawing feature into Drawing Canvas?

Edit: Alan beat me, but what he said.

Also Ashley I just realized that polygons would would be a better fit to the Dribble example, but the feature would still be nice to have.

(https://dribbble.com/shots/7281474-Finance-Mobile-Dashboard?utm_source=pinterest&utm_campaign=pinterest_shot&utm_content=Finance%20Mobile%20Dashboard&utm_medium=Social_Share)

it is possible yes, but performance wise, and project future expansion etc... personally i don't advise it... i mean nobody can stop you, im just saying it will be more practical to replicate that in vue.js or something similar.

but if you want a prototype that has no backend, yea u can definitely use Construct to do it... as a interactive slideshow of sorts etc... many companies are using construct as a prototyping tools being it for games, admin dashboards, websites etc... i even used Construct 2 not 3 ... which is way faster(3 is faster... and i used the old C2 slughish boy)... to prototype a arcade sort of steam clone ... with a admin dashboard... sure was just a slide show interactive elements etc... showing what was about and how it could interact with stuff... and to my surprise even tho the project ended up being something like 500mb ... it run pretty smooth. but compared to a native vue.js you have the same power even faster... in around 10mb or less. plus the scalability on the backend... etc ... way better on vue.js type of environments..

that is why there are game engines, and website programming languages. sure you can make websites with game engines and games with html5 and css and some javascript ... but both have downsides to each other.

i mean if you can code ... i would code it... but if you can't code... Construct definitely will do what you need it to.

Hi, this is faster to implement using Ionic, and way faster using their finance addons and templates.

Wow this is my first time posting in Construct forum and I'm very surprised by the quality and depth of the replies received. Thank you guys so much for the advices really reallyyyy appreciate it!

So basically what I can understand is for fast prototyping use Construct 2/3. But for more advanced UI features I would have to use Ionic or Vue.js or other responsive languages.

It's not possible to integrate these together inside Construct?

I would have to custom build the whole app if I were to use these languages?

I feel like you have things backwards here... you can do everything within Construct itself, it would just take longer and you would be "custom building" it yourself, while the third party resources have basically done all the work for you.

I'm not familiar with it myself, but Ionic looks like it gives you straight up JavaScript you can just copy and paste, since C3 allows you to include JavaScript directly in your projects. construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/scripting/using-scripting/javascript-construct

Edit: Just start working on it yourself, and when you get stuck on a specific problem ask again. There are many ways of charting data, depending on how much data you have, how much you want to display, and what you want it to look like. These things will depend on how you build your underlying game. You might find that you may not need certain capabilities (like does the chart really need to be animated?), or that it actually ends up simpler than you think. Basically if you want the capability to chart/graph anything and the ability to display it in any way like you would in a spreadsheet program, the prebuilt libraries could be useful. If you're aiming for something specific, making it directly might be quicker and easier than trying to integrate a third party library.