When you build dashboards, embedding ECharts into a grid layout is a practical and scalable approach. Using CSS grid allows you to organize multiple charts in a clean, structured manner, making it easier to display related visualizations side by side or in a logical flow. Grid layouts help maintain alignment and spacing, especially as you add more charts or components.

A major aspect to consider when integrating ECharts into dashboards is resizing and responsive design. Dashboards are often viewed on a variety of screen sizes, from desktops to tablets and phones. If your charts do not resize gracefully, users may encounter clipped visuals or illegible data. To avoid this, you should use responsive containers and ensure that ECharts instances resize automatically when their parent containers change size. This can be achieved by using percentage-based widths, CSS grid or flexbox layouts, and by calling the ECharts resize method when the window size changes.

By combining a grid layout with responsive design techniques, you can create dashboards that are both visually appealing and highly usable across devices. This ensures your charts remain clear and accessible, regardless of the viewing context.