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MILE — Connected-Car Dashboard UI
MILE is a connected-car dashboard concept. Vehicle imagery sits alongside battery and range, charging schedules, vehicle condition and quick controls.
I explored a structured dashboard and an immersive glass interface across four lighting conditions, keeping the information hierarchy consistent.
Testing one interface across four lighting conditions is the kind of rigor most concept work skips, Ishan. Keeping the hierarchy consistent while the mood shifts is impressive. Solid dashboard design.
Thanks so much! Maintaining readability and clear hierarchy across different lighting setups was a fun challenge to solve. Glad you liked the approach!
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