Overview
This dashboard UI design powers a data-modeling and scenario-analysis tool for analysts and decision-makers. We designed a clean, data-dense interface that turns raw spreadsheet input into summary statistics and rich visualizations while keeping the workflow simple to learn.
The Design Approach
A restrained navy-and-white system keeps focus on the data, not the chrome. A spreadsheet-style data grid feels instantly familiar, lowering the learning curve. Generous card spacing, a muted lavender accent for secondary series, and bold black for the active series make every chart readable at a glance. The result is enterprise-serious without feeling heavy.
Pages We Designed
The build spans the core product. It covers a Data Entry grid with scenario saving and CSV import, a Summary Stats dashboard with mean, standard deviation, min, and max cards, scatter, bubble, and bar chart panels, a saved-scenarios table with search and recall, and an upload-template modal.
Key Outcomes Surfaced
The interface makes complex statistics approachable. Save-and-recall scenarios let users compare runs side by side. Summary cards surface the headline numbers first; charts let users drill into distribution and frequency. Import and template flows remove the friction of getting data in.
Built to Convert
Persistent "Run," "Save Scenario," and "Download Data" actions keep the workflow moving. The scenario dropdown drives repeat engagement; the import modal lowers the barrier to first value. See more of our web design work or our design services. Built for stacks using tools like Recharts.
