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AI Governance Dashboard | Control AI Usage. Ensure Compliance.
AI is becoming part of every organization, but managing how teams use AI tools is becoming a serious challenge.
I designed this AI Governance Dashboard to bring policy management, compliance monitoring, AI application usage, user activity, and governance analytics into one centralized platform.
The goal was to keep a complex enterprise product simple, clear, and actionable through:
• AI Policy Management
• Compliance Monitoring
• AI App Usage Analytics
• User & Access Management
• Governance Status
• Policy Activity
• Compliance Reporting
The interface uses a clean SaaS design system with clear hierarchy, data visualization, subtle gradients, and focused interactions.
Designed in Figma.
If you're building an AI SaaS, enterprise dashboard, or web application, feel free to connect or message me.
The hierarchy is doing the hard work here—policy health, app usage, and governance status read as one calm operational story instead of a wall of enterprise data. The focused sidebar and restrained gradients keep the dashboard actionable without making compliance feel heavy.
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