Data your team actually reads
Most dashboards fail quietly: too many charts, no hierarchy, and numbers nobody trusts. I design analytics products and admin panels around the three questions each role asks every morning — then strip away everything that doesn’t answer them.
The result is calmer screens, faster decisions and far fewer “can you export this to a spreadsheet?” requests. Recent dashboard work includes fintech reporting suites, logistics control towers and SaaS admin consoles used daily by thousands of people.
Inside a Dashboard Engagement
- Metrics audit & IA — we map every chart to a decision, then cut the vanity metrics
- Wireframes & data-viz system — chart types, tables, filters and empty states designed as one family
- Dark & light themes with accessible contrast ratios verified across every component
- Dev-ready handoff — tokens, specs and a component library your engineers can build straight from
Tools of the Trade
STEP 01
Audit
Stakeholder interviews and a teardown of your current reports and workflows.
STEP 02
Structure
Information architecture, key screens and chart standards agreed early.
STEP 03
Interface
High-fidelity UI with real data, tested with the people who use it daily.
STEP 04
Handoff
Documented system, assets and support through your first release.
Dashboard Questions, Answered
Most engagements run 4–8 weeks depending on screen count and data complexity. You see clickable progress every single week.
Yes — I regularly partner with data engineers and PMs, designing around real queries, refresh rates and edge cases rather than dummy sample charts.
Absolutely. Redesigns start with a UX audit of what to keep, then evolve the interface without retraining your whole user base at once.
Organized Figma files, design tokens, icon and chart assets, interaction notes and 30 days of build support after handoff.
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