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Designed a clean and user-friendly fleet management dashboard for configuring driver behavior and safety parameters. The interface allows users to manage settings such as harsh acceleration, braking, cornering, idling, ADAS violations, and DMS violations. I focused on clear information hierarchy, intuitive controls, consistent navigation, usability, and a professional SaaS dashboard experience for fleet operators and administrators.
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