The Digital Botanical Gardens Initiative (DBGI) embarks on an innovative journey to curate, manage, and disseminate digital data from living botanical collections, with an emphasis on mass spectrometric evaluations of chemodiversity. Using semantic web technology, this data is linked with relevant metadata, propelling ecosystem research and guiding biodiversity conservation efforts. Central to the success of DBGI is the creation of an interactive platform for both humans and machines to assimilate this knowledge. This report outlines our efforts to design the prototype of a data visualization portal intended to evolve into the DBGI dashboard. Starting with a Plotly Dash application, the project transitioned to a Node.js application leveraging Javascript, HTML, and CSS for enhanced customization. This provides a basis for future improvements, some of which are proposed in the report.