Health Monitoring Dashboard

Your dashboard does a good job at showing information clearly, and the charts are easy to get.

But, there's a bit of a problem with how some of the text and parts are hard to see, especially if someone is trying to read it in a bright room or if they have trouble seeing. The shadows around things make it look too busy, too.

It would also help if the text styles showed more clearly what's most important. And even though you aimed for greens and blues, there ended up being too many different colors, which can make it feel a bit overwhelming. Maybe consider using simpler colors for things that don't need to stand out so much.

I'd also encourage you to use the provided templates. A good presentation can make your work truly shine.

Keep going! With some tweaks, your dashboard could be even better.

In a world where health information can be complex and daunting, your dashboard feels like a breath of fresh air. It's accessible, it's clear, and most importantly, it feels designed with real people in mind. Fantastic job on creating something that's not only practical but also genuinely user-friendly. What stands out is how easy it is to scan through the information. The design rationale behind this dashboard is clearly well thought out. This level of detail and care really makes your work shine. Keep up the great work!

Firstly, good job. This looks like a dashboard, and I can see the aspects clearly that you want to highlight which you found out from your user research.

For improvements, I do agree with other comments that the visual design could use some work. It's not very visually interesting, and doesn't invite a user to interact. On the same note, from a UX perspective how does the user interact? Where they input their data? I don't see where from the dashboard they can do that. In the menu I see a heart rate icon, but then my assumption is that is more detail about heart rate, not necessarily tracking for all widgets on the dashboard.

Lastly, having all widgets occupy the same vertical space per row would be visually more balanced (specifically I mean the water intake dial should be the same height as the other two widgets in its row).

At first, the dashboard looks nice. Good proportions, cards creating nice information grouping and sufficient elements for one screen.

When looking closely into it, in the UI department I'm missing alignment, a lot.

I don't feel like a grid is being used and respected. Also, the shadows are different in every element, the many colors distract from the "focus" ones and the icon selection is almost right! Just missed it with the fire one.

And finally, going even deeper, I don't think the hierarchy of the info is right. Too much space is taken by complementary info like Hello, title, date and the differences between the time frames of every info card is confusing. If you are gonna user a week as an example, keep it consistent and show how would a user experience the product that specific date. Also, why leaving Yoga behind? Maybe the meditation section could be a different graphic showing both, differentiating it from the calories chart.