Best Practices for Designing a User-Centric Dashboardby@adamfard
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Best Practices for Designing a User-Centric Dashboard

by Adam Fard4mMarch 7th, 2020
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Best Practices for Designing a User-Centric Dashboard. Dashboards are a powerful opportunity to influence user behavior and boost retention rates. By using the data collected through research, designers can create a dashboard that displays actionable and relevant data. Dashboard information needs to be easy-to-scan and contain only the key information. Here are the top 9 ways that make all this possible. Use the five-second rule to find out which dashboard type is for you and what you need.

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