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The dark dashboard with those bright red-to-green analytics charts reads instantly, Noah. Putting Start a work stream right at the center makes the whole dashboard feel like an action center rather than just a reporting page.
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Traditional corporate training often feels disconnected from everyday work. Skillio helps bridge that gap with personalized five-minute sessions, job-specific AI simulations, and instant feedback.
The mobile experience supports role-based learning across professions, with interactive chat and voice exercises that recreate realistic workplace situations. A lime-green, lavender, and deep-green palette, bold typography, and a flower-shaped performance chart make progress easy to understand and engaging to explore.
Explore the project on Dribbble:
https://dribbble.com/shots/27808131-Mobile-App-Powered-Employee-Training
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A little exploration in dashboard UI ✳️
Two small SaaS components focused on making everyday interactions feel clearer and more intuitive — from notifications to inviting teammates.
Exploring clean layouts, subtle details, and a dark interface with a pop of cyan.
Designed in Figma. Built with HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
I design in Figma and develop in Webflow and Framer.
The dark interface with that pop of cyan looks sharp, Abdul. Notifications and invite flows are the unsung heroes of dashboards, and designing them with real HTML/CSS craft shows care. Nice exploration.