Jizô AI
Jizô AI brings network monitoring and security information into a single dashboard. The challenge was to present a lot of technical data while making it easier to spot a problem and understand its context.
In the existing interface, important signals competed with secondary metrics, some charts used different time ranges, and alert levels were spread across several views. I was responsible for the UX audit and the redesign proposal, from the organisation of the data to the interface components.
My contribution
UX audit · Information architecture · Data visualisation · UI design
The team
Solo UX/UI designer
Year
2024
Deciding what belongs on the dashboard
I started by reviewing the existing screens and separating the information users needed at a glance from the details they could open later. I reduced the main view to four key KPIs, keeping additional data accessible without giving every metric the same visual weight.
Using one time range across the page
Some charts showed different periods, and labels such as “12h” did not always make the reference point clear. I designed a shared time-range selector and displayed the start and end dates explicitly, so the charts could be read and compared on the same basis.
Bringing alerts together
Alert severity was shown in several separate charts, which made it harder to compare the different levels. I brought those figures into a single view and simplified the presentation to make the distribution easier to read.
Redesigning the visual system
I reworked the dark interface, including typography, contrast, colours and reusable components. The aim was to make data and severity levels easier to distinguish without relying on colour alone, while keeping the UI consistent across the dashboard.
Outcome
I delivered redesigned dashboard screens and reusable UI components. The proposal makes the four main KPIs easier to identify, brings alert levels into a single view and uses consistent time ranges across the charts.
My involvement ended with the delivery of the designs and UI system.