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Nice integration. Curious — how are you handling webhook events for subscription state changes (renewals, payment failures, cancellations)? That’s usually where complexity spikes.
I redesigned the admin dashboard to improve clarity, structure, and decision visibility.
The original version worked functionally, but it had a few friction points:
→ Heavy color blocks competing for attention
→ Metrics without context
→ Weak hierarchy
→ Large empty table space
→ Data displayed, but not interpreted
It showed numbers.
It didn’t guide decisions.
What I changed
1. Reduced visual noise
2. Improved hierarchy
3. Added contextual insights
4. Designed for operational flow
BEFORE & AFTER
Really thoughtful breakdown of the friction points — especially “metrics without context” and hierarchy.
That’s where many dashboards struggle.
The redesign feels much more decision-oriented rather than data-heavy 👌
Curious if you introduced any progressive disclosure or priority states for key metrics?
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