Designed a SaaS dashboard where the old version felt like a wall of numbers. The biggest change w...Designed a SaaS dashboard where the old version felt like a wall of numbers. The biggest change w...
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Devowise Studios
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• 1d
Designed a SaaS dashboard where the old version felt like a wall of numbers.
The biggest change wasn’t adding more features. It was deciding what each screen actually needed to answer.
Our rule was simple:
→ One primary question per screen → Everything else stays secondary → Fewer widgets → Larger, clearer type → One accent color for status and state
The result? A dashboard that was easier to scan and easier to understand.
Support tickets around “where do I find…” dropped noticeably after the redesign.
Good SaaS UI doesn’t show users everything at once. It helps them find the right thing faster.
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Hichām .
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• 18h
The one question per screen rule is excellent. It makes the dashboard feel calmer and gives each metric a clear reason to be there.
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