Dashboard UI/UX Design Needed
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m building a web-based dashboard that powers a lead-selling platform, and I need a UI/UX specialist to translate the functional skeleton into an intuitive, modern interface. The core experience must let users visualise complex data at a glance, manage tasks efficiently, and dive into detailed reporting and analytics without friction.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Low-fidelity wireframes that map every key flow: data visualisation, task management, reporting screens and the lead marketplace.
• High-fidelity, responsive mock-ups (desktop first, with mobile breakpoints) that follow accessible colour and typography standards.
• An interactive prototype in Figma or Adobe XD so stakeholders can click through end-to-end.
• A brief component library (buttons, cards, chart styles) that hands off cleanly to developers.
Acceptance is straightforward: every primary action—viewing charts, creating or assigning tasks, generating reports, purchasing or distributing leads—must be represented in the prototype and feel consistent across breakpoints.
I’ll provide brand guidelines, user personas and sample data sets. If you’ve designed dashboards packed with data visualisation, let’s talk—clean, purposeful design is the priority here.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Low-fidelity wireframes that map every key flow: data visualisation, task management, reporting screens and the lead marketplace.
• High-fidelity, responsive mock-ups (desktop first, with mobile breakpoints) that follow accessible colour and typography standards.
• An interactive prototype in Figma or Adobe XD so stakeholders can click through end-to-end.
• A brief component library (buttons, cards, chart styles) that hands off cleanly to developers.
Acceptance is straightforward: every primary action—viewing charts, creating or assigning tasks, generating reports, purchasing or distributing leads—must be represented in the prototype and feel consistent across breakpoints.
I’ll provide brand guidelines, user personas and sample data sets. If you’ve designed dashboards packed with data visualisation, let’s talk—clean, purposeful design is the priority here.