Data Visualization
Turning Complex Data into Clear Insights

Products
Medical Outreach
Contest Platform
SaaS Admin
Collaboration
Developers
Data Analysts
Product Owners
Project Type
Data Visualization
Design Software
Figma
Year
2022-2025
Role
UX/UI Designer
Introduction
Below are visualizations I've designed for different projects. Each was crafted for specific user needs and contexts, but all share the same goal: enabling users to analyze complex data and understand what matters at a glance.

SaaS Administration Platform
This project centered on a system administrator managing user lifecycles, device enrollment, and security protocols.
The administrator needed:
- User Status Chart — A donut visualization showing active, inactive, and disabled users in the system. This allows quick identification of distribution patterns and potential issues.
- Task List Panel — A prioritized view displaying task type, assignee, and relevant details. Each row links directly to the task for immediate action.
- System Metrics — Key counts for total devices, managed apps, and security controls. Each metric displays alert indicators when issues arise, so the administrator knows exactly when action is needed.


Health Outreach Analytics Platform
For this platform, users needed to track social media campaign performance across multiple channels.
Interactive Bar Chart — Aggregates data from various social platforms with three core metrics: Impressions, Posts, and Engagements. Users can toggle visibility of individual metrics to focus on what matters most for their current analysis. This flexibility prevents information overload while keeping all data accessible.


Contest Builder Platform
This platform required multiple visualizations to support users hosting surveys, quizzes, and other contest types.
Contest Overview — A pie chart showing the distribution of active, inactive, and archived contests, alongside the average number of entrants. This gives contest organizers immediate insight into their portfolio health.
Station Management — Visual cards displaying teams (stations) and their assigned contests, helping administrators balance workload across groups.

Performance Dashboard — Displays visits, impressions, and shares for individual contests, plus a breakdown of which devices users accessed the contest from (mobile, tablet, desktop). This multi-metric view serves different stakeholder needs—marketing focuses on reach, while UX teams optimize for device experience.

Funnel View — A stage-by-stage visualization showing user progression through each contest phase, with clear drop-off rates between stages. This helps identify where contestants lose interest and where improvements are needed.

Funnel Visualization Comparison — These two funnels demonstrate different visualization purposes. The contest builder funnel displays real-time performance data, allowing users to monitor actual user behavior and make data-driven optimizations. In contrast, the recruitment platform funnel communicates company values and positioning—it's designed for marketing purposes to convey their rigorous selection process and quality standards rather than serve as an operational analytics tool. This shows how the same chart type can function either as an interactive data dashboard for decision-making or as a storytelling device for brand communication, depending on the audience and business goal.
My Approach
When designing data visualizations, I focus on three principles:
- User-centered chart selection — The right visualization depends on the user's goal. Comparisons need bar charts, trends need line graphs, part-to-whole relationships work best with pie charts, and process flows require funnels.
- Actionable design — Every visualization should support a decision or action. I prioritize clarity and immediate understanding over decorative elements.
- Collaborative handoff — I work closely with developers and data analysts to ensure visualizations are both technically feasible and accurately represent the underlying data. I document my design decisions and specifications in Figma for smooth implementation.
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