Vitara — AI-Powered Cardiology Dashboard for Healthcare Professionals 🩺

We designed a clean and data-rich dashboard for Vitara — an AI-assisted patient monitoring platform built for cardiologists managing high volumes of patients in real time.

🧩 The design uses a dark, clinical interface that keeps focus on the data: live vitals, AI risk scores, and patient queues are surfaced through clear charts and color-coded status indicators, making critical information instantly scannable during busy ward rounds.

Special attention was given to: • at-a-glance KPI cards for active patients, critical alerts, and recovery scores; • weekly admissions and 30-day cardiac vitals trend charts; • AI-driven diagnosis mix breakdown and priority patient queue with risk scoring; • fully responsive mobile dashboard with bottom navigation for on-the-go access; • consistent dark UI system optimised for long monitoring sessions.

A precise and trustworthy digital experience that helps medical teams cut through data noise and act on what matters most — designed to support faster, smarter clinical decisions.

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I’ve been interested in bringing more analog elements into my design process—not only to add more visual interest, but also to help me step away from my computer screen, which can feel draining at times. With that idea in mind, I started scanning and collecting all the little bits and pieces I’ve gathered over the past few years—from magazines to metro and museum tickets. It’s been fun to revisit those moments and to take little breaks from my desk to walk over to the scanner while I’m designing. Here are a few examples from that exercise! 🙂

The metro and museum tickets are a nice touch. There's something about ephemera like that which carries a texture and context that stock imagery never can. How are you compositing them in Photoshop, scanning flat or photographing?