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Current energy monitoring dashboard project. The focus is on making complex consumption data readable at a glance, without overwhelming the user. Dark and light themes were designed in parallel to ensure consistency, not as an afterthought. The challenge is always balance, showing enough detail for analysis while keeping the interface calm and structured.
Designed in Figma, system built with scalability in mind.
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Modus is a contemporary urban boutique hotel built around architectural clarity, controlled warmth, and quiet confidence.
The identity avoids decorative luxury and instead focuses on structure, proportion, and atmosphere. Inspired by the building’s curved facade, warm wood tones, and evening light, the visual system balances deep greens, muted brass accents, and restrained serif typography.
The language of the brand reflects the hotel itself. Urban yet intimate. Modern yet timeless. Every element supports a cohesive experience where design is intentional and hospitality feels personal rather than performative.
Modus positions itself not as spectacle, but as presence. Luxury here is measured in precision, materiality, and atmosphere.
Credits :
Animation: @Jitter
Graphic Design: @Figma
Beautiful restraint. The identity really captures that ‘quiet confidence’ you described — especially how structure and warmth stay balanced without slipping into decorative noise.
For FlowAI I designed a "How it Works" section
that breaks the entire product down into 3 simple steps.
No jargon. No confusion.
Just a clear visual story that takes the visitor from problem to solution in seconds.
The goal was to make AI feel simple, approachable, and worth trying.
This is what good SaaS design does — it sells the product before the user even signs up.
Most dashboards fail before they are even built.
Not because of bad charts.
Not because of wrong formulas.
Because the data underneath is structurally broken.
Here’s what I see often in small businesses:
• Dates stored as text
• Multiple columns for the same metric
• Inconsistent naming (Revenue / Sales / Total Sales)
• Manual copy-paste every week
• No clear data flow
Then they ask:
“Why doesn’t this dashboard update properly?”
A dashboard is just a mirror.
If the data structure is messy, the reflection will be distorted.
Before I build any report, I focus on 3 things:
Standardized column logic
Single source of truth
Repeatable data flow (no manual dependency)
Clean structure → Reliable metrics → Better decisions.
If your reporting feels fragile, the issue usually isn’t Excel.
It’s the foundation.
Completely agree. Dashboards amplify whatever foundation they sit on — messy data → misleading clarity. Standardization and single source of truth are massively underrated.
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