Dashboard design

This dashboard design follows a desktop-first approach, evident from its spacious layout, multicolumn grid, and horizontal data visualizations. The rationale behind the layout is to maximize clarity

and efficiency for teams managing multiple projects simultaneously. Key components—like project

status, analytics, active meetings, and team lists—are compartmentalized into clearly defined cards,

enabling users to quickly scan, prioritize, and act without feeling overwhelmed. The use of a

persistent left-hand navigation menu supports ease of access and quick switching between views

such as Projects, Reports, and Calendar.

From a UX perspective, the design prioritizes visual hierarchy and real-time awareness. Important

elements such as active meetings and notifications are highlighted with contrast and badges, while

progress and analytics are represented through intuitive visual charts. Team member avatars help

create a sense of collaboration and visibility. One challenge addressed here is balancing data density

with usability—the design uses color, white space, and modularity to avoid clutter.