Your users have the data. What they need is the answer. We design dashboards, tables, filters and charts that take people from a wall of numbers to a decision, without slowing down the power users who live in them all day.
A dashboard is only as good as the decision it supports. We start by finding out who opens it, what they need to decide and what they do next. Then we design the path from the overview down to the records behind it.
At Atlassian that meant one view of feedback from 19 products and 9 channels, where a product manager can go from a trend to the original comment and reply without leaving the tool.
Everything between the raw data and the decision.
KPIs and trends ranked by what needs attention, not by what was easiest to chart.
A clear path from a trend to the records behind it, so people can check the numbers themselves.
Dense tables with sorting, bulk actions and column control that power users don't outgrow.
Filtering people understand and trust, and views they can save and share.
Tree maps, bubble maps and other charts when a standard bar chart can't hold the story.
Summaries, scores and clusters that sit on top of the numbers and open up when someone wants to check them.
Who opens the dashboard, what they need to decide and what they do next.
What exists, what's reliable and how it rolls up from single records to totals.
We prototype with realistic data, not placeholder numbers, and test it with your users.
We work within your design system and pair with your engineers until it's live.
Both were multi-month engagements with the same senior team throughout.
An internal tool that brings together customer feedback from 19 products and 9 channels. Product managers spot trends 70% faster and trace feedback to its source in 30% fewer clicks.
Layers and a Bubble Map that reveal the stories nested inside each narrative, while keeping the flat list analysts use for daily monitoring.
“They were able to not just be a visual designer, but a product thought partner.”
Not ready for a project this size? Start with a two-week UX audit of your dashboards: where people get lost, what they can't find and what to fix first.
See what's in the audit →We design them and pair with your engineers to build them. You get working files, real tokens and components, and a designer on hand until it's live.
Yes. Atlassian's feedback tool was built on Atlassian's own design system. If you don't have one, we design the components the dashboard needs.
Yes. A UX audit or a focused sprint on one dashboard is a good way to start. You get a ranked list of what to fix, and your team can run with it.
Customer feedback and sentiment (Atlassian), media narratives (PeakMetrics), clinical caseloads (Marker Learning) and pharma research workspaces (Axonal AI). The common thread is a lot of data and people who need to act on it.
Book a 15-minute intro call, or start with a UX audit of your dashboards from $5,000. If you're stuck on one problem, the 30-minute brainstorm is free.
Two easy ways to start. We'll tell you on the call if we're not the right fit.
Fifteen minutes to meet, see how we work, and decide if it's a fit on both sides. No deck.
Book an intro call →Bring a UX or product-strategy problem you're stuck on. Thirty minutes of human brains, no pitch.
Schedule a brainstorm →