HD Quiz keeps its admin minimal on purpose. Quizzes and questions live as CPTs, and the optional Save Results addon writes attempts to its own table. The native screens cover one quiz at a time, with no dashboard view across the catalogue and no chart layer for outcome distribution or trend over time.

SleekView Charts reads the HD Quiz CPTs and the Save Results table together. A Number card counts total attempts. A Pie card splits passed and failed (or personality outcomes, for personality quizzes). A Bar card ranks quizzes by attempt volume. A Line card plots attempts per day so content marketing teams see when posts drove the most quiz traffic.

The dashboard sits next to the HD Quiz block on the front-end and the editor screens in the admin without changing how either works. Chart data refreshes live from the Save Results table, so each new attempt counts toward the next render of the cards.

HD Quiz earned its following by being light to build with, but lightness in the admin became a ceiling for teams running many quizzes. A content team publishing twenty personality quizzes a quarter has nowhere to view outcome distribution across the lot. A driving school running practice exams has no chart that tracks pass rate week over week.

The data is already there in the Save Results table and the quiz CPTs; only the dashboard is missing. SleekView Charts treats HD Quiz like a real data source, with Pie, Bar, Line, and Number cards configured per role, so the reporting matches what the team already does in spreadsheets every Monday.