Soft hierarchy
Teams understood dense information faster when color and type felt calmer and more deliberate.
Case Study
Latte Interface
The Challenge
Turning product friction into a more human, more credible digital flow.
The legacy dashboard felt cold and overly technical for non-analytic teams.
Key Insights
What research surfaced before visual decisions were made.
The Process
From sketches and wireframes to a warmer interaction language.
Interface rhythm. The work focused on card density, whitespace, and removing unnecessary visual noise.
The Outcome
What the final system needed to communicate, not just display.
A calmer panel system made the dashboard easier to scan and less mentally taxing.
Project Signals
A few outcomes worth keeping visible.
Task completion
+17%
Visual consistency
1 shared dashboard language