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UX Design
Covid-19 Analytics Dashboard Application

Case study on designing a dashboard with complex data points.

Main Goal

Present user with detailed analytics on on Covid-19

My Role

Product, UX, UI and Visual Designer and Researcher

Time Frame

3 months

The Problem

The goal of the project was to create a detailed analytical and visually stunning Covid-19 informational dashboard.

So, first of all … what’s the problem?

Most of the current data for Covid-19 rates is difficult to read
as Engineers are not designers and most of the data is being compiled by Engineers and not designed by UI and UX Designers.

  • What are the main goals and habits when viewing Covid-19 data?
  • What pain point are users hitting while viewing Covid-19 data?
  • Are there any issues that slow down dashboard navigation?
  • Over complicated process for finding specific Covid-19 data.
  • Can users find the data they need quickly?

My UX Process

I follow IDEO's Human-Centered Design and the
Lean UX Design Thinking process.


I use the the below research methods as I feel this process is the best way to accumulate quantitative & qualitative data on users and competitors in most industries. This in turn informs my design with a research & evidence based solution.

  • 1 Research

    Usability Tests
    Depth Interview
    Online Survey
    Competitive Benchmarking Personas

  • 2 Analysis

    Anfinity Diagram
    Customer Journey Map

  • 3 Design

    Flow Diagram
    Defining Navigation
    Sketching

  • 4 Prototype

    Low, Medium and High Fidelity
    Interactive Prototype
    Wireframing

  • 5 Test

    Usability Tests
    Depth Interview

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Covid-19 Dashboard
Final Design

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Interactive Prototype

The goal of the project was to create a detailed analytical and visually stunning Covid-19 informational dashboard.

So, first of all … what’s the problem?


I used wireframes and a flowchart to validate my low-fi designs. While I enjoy this process, it can be difficult to know how much detail to go into and when to stop.

I wanted my prototype to be exactly that, a prototype - it’s function is to test and validate, it does not need to do everything right now.

I stopped at a point where I believed I had solved the problems found during research/analysis and where I was relatively happy with the layout/design.

View Interactive Animated Prototype ↗

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Where I'm at
  • Las Vegas, Nevada USA
Email Me At
  • kl@directorofdesign.com
Call me at
  • 702-518-0260
© Keri L. Mitoff