Food tracking app - mobile dashboard
To begin the mobile dashboard design, I focused on a core question: How can I make the dashboard easier to process and understand for users? This user-centered mindset guided my entire approach. I began by researching how other designers structured dashboards across various platforms to understand common practices and effective layouts. This research phase helped me identify what works and what doesn’t in terms of visual hierarchy, data presentation, and user experience. With those insights, I moved on to sketching and wireframing the layout, experimenting with different arrangements and interactions that could enhance usability and clarity.
Once I finalized the wireframe structure, I shifted to visual design decisions, starting with the color system. I selected a palette that offered both aesthetic appeal and strong readability, ensuring contrast where needed for better accessibility. After establishing the color scheme, I focused on the typography system, choosing fonts and sizes that would maintain consistency and clarity across the dashboard. Finally, all the elements were brought together into the final design, resulting in a user-friendly, visually coherent mobile dashboard.
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Great work on this, Shivani! The color system and choice of typefaces are well done.
My main feedback is in regards to scale. On a mobile device, the doughnut pie chart and typography may be too small for many users to read. I'd suggest boosting the size of the imagery and typography, and taking advantage of the white space you have at the bottom of the screen to better balance the composition.
I think with some slight changes, this could be a professional-level dashboard!
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