Turning a dense dashboard into a clearer view of the game.

The challenge

A dashboard can contain the right information and still make it difficult to find an answer. This work focused on making dense sports data easier to scan and interpret, with a visual structure that could serve different stakeholder needs.

My contribution

I worked on the dashboard experience and data visualization design: reviewing the information hierarchy, shaping layouts, and developing a visual system aligned with the brands and the data being presented.

Design approach

Give the information a hierarchy

I reviewed existing dashboards for cognitive load and readability, then organized the interface into clearer groups so users could move from a broad view to more specific information.

Keep visual language consistent

Typography, colour, chart treatment, and layout needed to work together. I developed a coherent interface system to help users understand relationships without relearning the page.

Consider different viewing contexts

Desktop presentations and smaller screens place different demands on a dashboard. I explored responsive layouts and interaction patterns that kept the key information accessible across formats.

What I delivered

The work produced dashboard designs, a consistent visual treatment for analytics, and responsive interface explorations. Design documentation supported collaboration with stakeholders and the teams working with the underlying data.

The design lesson

The value of a data interface comes from how well it supports interpretation. Visual polish works best when it follows a clear information hierarchy.