Website Dashboard UI Examples Inspiration 81
By: They Make Design
Tags: Dashboard, Visual Design, Design, Inspiration, Technology

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Digital dashboard is one of the key elements of today’s digital internet environment. We use them for tracking web analytics, for working with our sales leads, for managing our client base and much more.

Digital dashboards may be laid out to track the flows inherent in the business processes that they monitor. Graphically, users may see the high-level processes and then drill down into low level data. This level of detail is often buried deep within the corporate enterprise and otherwise unavailable to the senior executives.

A great dashboard can make a world of difference in helping to digital business processes run better and more efficiently.

The following is a list of 5 essential elements that should be contained in a digital dashboard:

1. Compelling content

A digital dashboard obviously must represent useful data, but the information should be presented in a compelling way. This means that it must be easy to understand and attract the eye to the specific information. The presentation should be visually appealing with a user-friendly design that encourages interaction.

2. Accurate data

The data in a digital dashboard should be accurate. All the metrics represented there should be accurate and error-free. This way, users will continue to be able to rely on the data presented. To ensure that the information presented is accurate, and the data is complete, the digital dashboard should be reviewed regularly.

3. Easy-to-use interface

All the data should be presented in a usable way, meaning that the user can understand the data at a glance. If all the content reaches the user in the same way, then the data will make up the basis of a successful digital dashboard.

4. Consolidated views

Browsing through a digital dashboard ought to be easy. Users should be able to quickly determine what they want to view, with the exact data they want. They ought to be able to find the exact data they’re looking for as quickly as possible.

5. Actionable insights

The data presented on the digital dashboard should be actionable, meaning that it can be used in some way to make decisions. More importantly, the decision makers within the organization should be able to act on the information presented to them.

What your dashboard can be useful for?

An organization can use the data in a digital dashboard to run their business more efficiently, such as:

1. Provide better insight on the customers. A digital dashboard can provide information on our customers, and for that reason make the buying decision easier.

2. Predict the successful flow of client leads. A digital dashboard will be able to show us the successful flow of leads and clients. Perhaps they can be following a link and look more closely at their way to get the leads.

3. Manage the quality of the leads. After all, the data is there for giving effective leads. Also, it is presented in a way the leads are easily viewed.

4. Most importantly provides the sales team with information needed to drive the sales team’s success. Digital dashboards can show all the elements needed (the fields to fill and so on) to keep the sales people in the right direction at all times.

A dashboard can also be very helpful for the marketing and sales activities of the company. They can know the numbers and the trends of the customers and leads.

Digital dashboards can help to raise the readiness, over time, to prepare a comprehensive set of competitors. Businesses can use these to know when competition is beginning and provide a snapshot of key performance indicators on our digital business before the competition does.

Digital dashboard as a tool also can be used in these industries:

1. Fashion

Dashboard in fashion can show trends in clothing and accessories have a very relevant and attractive to customers. Also, the dashboard can also be a place to see the markets they want to work.

2. Food

Using a digital dashboard in the food industry can provide data on popular food trends. As the name suggests, we will be able to see what people are eating and what they hate most.

3. Automobile

Using a digital dashboard in the automotive industry can provide data containing useful information about the cars available for sale. As the name suggests, we will be able to see what people are buying and what it means for the future.

4. Estate

Using a digital dashboard in the estate industry can provide data about what happens in the homes we do not own.

5. Education

Using a digital dashboard in education can provide the data we need to measure every aspect of the school and all data related thereto.

6. Finance

Using a digital dashboard in the finance industry can provide data used to measure every aspect of the financial company.

Final thoughts about dashboards

Digital dashboards, as we have seen earlier, are a great tool for measuring the performance of the organizations. However, they should be used with caution because they are found to be ineffective. Again the principle of this dashboard is to follow the “KISS” principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid), which is often referred to as the most important principle for the optimal use of the dashboard.