YANWeb app and dashboard design
Orka. From the whole equipment base to a single reading
An admin dashboard in Portuguese for equipment that reports water readings, with an overview, a filterable list and a detail screen for each unit.
- Contribution
- Interface design
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- Interface design · Figma archive
Screens from the original Figma design file, with sample data.
My contribution
Orka is a desktop admin dashboard in Portuguese for managing equipment, the people who use it and the companies it belongs to. The units report water readings such as pH, ORP and temperature.
Three screens carry the structure: an overview, the equipment list and the detail of one unit. Every value on them is sample data.
Totals first, recent events close by
The overview opens with four blue tiles for equipment, premium equipment, companies and users. Below them, two charts split equipment by plan and users by access level, and a line chart follows new equipment across the year.
Notifications take their own column, so events such as a pH close to its limit or a unit without signal stay on this screen instead of on another page. A short version of the list begins at the bottom of the same screen.
From the list to one unit
The list is built for scanning. Tabs separate all, free and premium equipment, and each row puts the latest readings, status, plan, company and alerts on one line. Temperature changes colour with its level and an alert shows as a triangle with a count, so the exceptions stand out.
The detail screen keeps the overview’s order for a single unit: current readings in the large tiles, inverter values in a lighter row, then charts of how each reading varied, with its minimum and maximum. The pH gauge marks ranges as not acceptable, acceptable and desirable, which turns a number into a judgement.
