Effective Screen Design: Enhancing Task Visibility and Workflow

Effective Screen Design: Enhancing Task Visibility and WorkflowEffective Screen Design: Enhancing Task Visibility and Workflow

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Keshav Farmaha

pro

• 6h

A few ideas behind this screen design:

Show the status first. "In Progress" sits right next to the title. People should see what's happening right after they see the name.

Put problems where people will see them. If something is running low, don't hide it. Show it before they start, not after.

Break big tasks into small steps. Lab work happens one step at a time. The screen should show it that way too.

Emrah OZBAY

• Apr 26

Hey all, Emrah here.

I’m sharing an early sneak peek of my latest concept: S·PEN — a clandestine intelligence system designed for running operations, monitoring assets, and extracting neural/body implant data in real time.

This is just the beginning. Right now, I’m exploring heavy motion, experimental UI, and some intentionally “impossible” interactions, the kind that look amazing and might make frontend devs question their life choices a bit!

The goal isn’t just to design screens, but to create a system that feels alive, reactive, and slightly out of control.

I’ll be updating the full project on Behance with more visuals and detailed animations leading up to the final submission.

🔗 Full project: https://www.behance.net/gallery/247442001/SPEN-Silent-Predictive-Enforcement-Network-FUI-HUD 🚀

— Emrah