Once upon a time, admin dashboard design was not really a thing. Often neglected and never given the same level of importance as the front-end. Yes, they would function very well, but typically they would like the design was stuck in the late 90s. The only thing missing was animated clipart!
How times have changed. The dashboards we see nowadays are a thing of beauty, as this collection demonstrates. Perhaps it’s due to the rise in popularity and reliance upon mobile apps, or it could be that the dashboard design process has been made much easier because of the power, functionality, and versatility of the Bootstrap framework. Either way, we love the designs we’ve seen over the last year or so.
You might also like to take a look some beautiful UI Style Guides, some web design Wireframe Sketches, or even this collection of Inspiring Sitemaps.
Athlete Readiness by Ron Evgeniy
Bracket 2.0 Envato Elements
Panels Dashboard by Cosmin Capitanu
Dashboard App Concept by Anton Kalganov
Zircos Envato Elements
Some Analytics by Cosmin Capitanu
Web AnalyticsSiju Alex
B&I Dashboard by STUDIOJQ
Adminto Envato Elements
Basic Dashboard Design by Kartik Mahant
Dashboard Widget Selector by Dave Ruiz
Dashboard for WordPress Concept by Barthelemy Chalvet
Ubergrad Design Work by Naresh Kumar
Dashboard Web App Product UI: Job Summary by Mason Yarnell
Story Book by Cosmin Capitanu
Tapdaq Assets Manager by Jan Losert
Sales Report Admin by Piotr Kwiatkowski
API Editor Dashboard by Samuel Thibault
Webapp Dashboard by Ben Garratt
Vonigo Dashboard by UENO
Rolodex Dashboard by Ben Cline
Xonom Admin Dashboard by Cosmin Capitanu
SpacesPro Dashboard by Sergey Valiukh
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