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PEOPLEHUB — HR & Employee Management Dashboard UI/UX Design
Introducing PEOPLEHUB, a modern HR management dashboard designed to simplify workforce management and daily HR operations.
✨ Key Features
Workforce overview and employee statistics
Weekly attendance analytics
Leave request management
Employee directory
Payroll summary
Upcoming birthdays
Designed with a clean interface, intuitive navigation, and clear data visualization to make HR tasks easier and more efficient.
Role: UI/UX Designer
Platform: Web Dashboard
Tool: Figma
#UIUXDesign #DashboardDesign #HRDashboard #WebDesign #Figma
Upcoming birthdays on an HR dashboard is a nice human touch next to all the payroll and leave data.
Thank you! 😊 I wanted to make the dashboard feel more people-focused, not just data-driven.
Usually, people check attendance first for daily updates, while payroll summaries get more attention around salary time. Both are important, depending on the user's needs! 😊
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