Business Intelligence Site
For the Business Intelligence (BI) site redesign, the goal was to create a more customizable and user-centric experience. I designed a layout that empowers users to personalize their dashboards by pinning relevant data, creating their own registries, and downloading Excel reports for deeper analysis. This flexibility ensures that users, regardless of their position, can access the data most relevant to their roles in a streamlined and efficient manner. By focusing on intuitive design and customization options, the new BI site enhances data accessibility and allows users to tailor their experience to their specific needs.
The BI site homepage is designed to give users a highly customizable and personalized data snapshot. It features pinnable KPI data points that users can easily select from their dashboards, allowing them to have key metrics front and center. The homepage also includes quick links to other areas of the site, such as dashboards, registries, tools, and downloadable reports, making navigation seamless. Additionally, users can pin release notes and data charts directly to their homepage for easy access to the most up-to-date information.
This flexible layout empowers users to create a tailored experience that showcases the data that’s most relevant to their role, providing a comprehensive, at-a-glance view of their key performance indicators and insights.
Customizable Home Page
The dashboards page is designed for seamless data visualization and user customization. At the top of the page, users will find a pinned dashboard panel, providing quick access to their most important dashboards. For users who need a more detailed view, there’s an option to pop out the selected dashboards into a larger, more expansive layout. This flexibility allows users to easily interact with their data, while the ability to pin key dashboards ensures that they can always access the most relevant information with just a click.
The page is built to enhance usability and streamline the data analysis process, giving users full control over how they view and engage with their dashboards.
Dashboards
Excel
The Excel reports page is designed to empower users to take full control of their data by offering downloadable reports that can be saved directly to their desktops. This functionality allows users to manipulate the data locally, enabling them to create customized reports, prepare for meetings, or conduct deeper analyses on their own terms.
Whether for presentations, team discussions, or internal reports, the ability to download and work with the data offline provides users with the flexibility and autonomy they need to make informed decisions and share insights in a format that suits their needs
Registries
The registries page is designed to provide users with a powerful tool for tracking and managing data that our EHR software does not directly support. These large, customizable tables allow users to input and organize data, ensuring that all critical information is captured and integrated with the data pulled from our EHR.
By combining user-entered data with existing EHR data, registries help fill in gaps and keep track of important details that might otherwise be overlooked, giving users a comprehensive solution for managing specialized workflows and data needs.
The tools page serves as a centralized hub for accessing various essential tools, such as the BLACE Tool calculator, one of the key designs I created. This page ensures that users can easily navigate to specialized tools that are crucial for their workflows. As with other pages, the tools page features a pinned dashboard and registries panel at the top, which remains consistent unless manually adjusted by the user or set to display the most recent data.
This ensures that users always have quick access to the information they need while interacting with the tools, creating a seamless and efficient experience.
Tools
Periodic Reports
The periodic reports page is designed to give users a more efficient way to access and navigate through multiple reports at once. At the top of the list of reports, you will find tabs that allow them to open reports individually—just like in a browser. When a report is opened, it adds a new tab to the interface, enabling users to keep several reports open simultaneously for easy comparison and review.
This tabbed design functionality is consistent across all the pages I’ve showcased, including dashboards, registries, and tools. By allowing users to toggle between multiple open tabs, it enhances the overall experience, making it easier to manage and analyze various datasets at once without losing context.
