This is the kind of dashboard that actually gets used — the burn-up chart makes overload visible at a glance instead of hiding it in a table somewhere. I like that the point is spotting the risk early, not just reporting it after the fact. Both modes read well, though the dark one makes the chart pop a bit more for me.
Happy to share a little piece of what I've been working on lately: Nexus.
Nexus is a concept for a network that moves money and data as fast as the internet moves information. Payments, tokenized assets, AI agents that pay for things on their own, apps that need privacy by default.
The full website is coming soon.
Happy Monday! Exploring early concept marks for a regional IT brand wanting to bridge modern IT services with Appalachian heritage.
Out of 10 sketches, my circle split right down the middle on these two:
A: The Ridge Monogram holds a bold silhouette where the "E" acts as the bedrock of the mountain ridge. It became a fast favorite with non-designer friends.
B: The Topo-Circuit idea plants a dynamic mark pairing circuit traces with elevation contours that can adapt to different locations as the business expands. (My personal pick!)