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Datara B2B SaaS Dashboard
Datara is a dark-mode B2B SaaS dashboard designed for analytics, user management, billing and internal product operations.
The goal was to create a structured, scalable interface system that simplifies complex data while maintaining clarity, hierarchy and product logic.
Built with a component-based approach, Datara demonstrates how modern SaaS dashboards can balance usability, clean UI and long-term scalability.
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Strong visual system. Dark dashboards often lose clarity, but this stays very structured and readable — hierarchy and spacing feel well controlled.
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Appreciate it! You handled the hierarchy really well — dark UIs are easy to overdo. Nicely balanced.
this is a strong visual design
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This is very nice and attaractive
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