Talero Talents Dashboard
Turns a candidate's behavioural-game results into a personal career report they can act on.
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The project
Everyone who plays Talero's behavioural game produces a dense set of results: personality traits, cognitive and emotional signals, a work archetype and career fit. The dashboard is where those results become useful. It shows each person their own profile against real benchmarks, in plain language, behind a secure login and a paid plan.
What I built
- A career snapshot that leads with the user's archetype and main finding, and keeps earlier attempts selectable instead of overwriting them.
- Big Five traits plotted against world, EU and country averages, so a score of 75 has context.
- A profile form for background, desired roles, languages and skills that feeds back into role matching.
- Access enforced per user in the database, so one session can never read another person's results.
- Stripe plans checked on the server, so premium sections can't be unlocked from the browser.
Scores with context
A score of 75 means little on its own. Each trait is shown against world, EU and country averages, and strengths are kept apart from weaker areas instead of being averaged into one number.
A report people can read
The report has seven tabs: Overview, Personality, Cognitive & Emotional, Workplace, Careers, Strengths and Action Plan. The most useful answer sits at the top of each tab, and every chart has a plain-language reading next to it. The layout works on phones, tablets and desktops, in light and dark mode.
A profile the user owns
Users add their background, desired roles, languages and skills with tag-style inputs. No field blocks them from seeing their results.
