Executive Dashboard

Also called: C-suite dashboard, KPI summary, Board report dashboard

Four huge numbers, one trend line and a one-paragraph story on lots of warm white air — the dashboard you can read in five seconds.

“Boardroom view”Dashboards & DataEra: 2010s → todayLuxuryCalmTrustworthySerious
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    few huge KPIsone trend lineserif numeralslots of whitespaceplain-language summaryno sidebarnavy ink and brassboard-report calm

    Designed for leaders who glance, not analyse. The screen holds only what matters: three or four oversized KPIs set in an elegant serif with a quiet delta and a plain-language comparison, one trend chart with a thick ink line, and a short written summary. Everything else is removed — no sidebar, no search, no dense tables. Generous 40–56px padding, warm paper canvas, navy ink and a single brass accent give it the calm authority of a printed board report.

    Best for

    • CEO and board weekly snapshots
    • Investor and stakeholder updates
    • Company-wide TV/lobby screens
    • Monthly business reviews

    Avoid for

    • Analysts who need to slice and filter
    • Operational monitoring with live alerts
    • Screens that must show more than ~6 numbers

    ✓ Do

    • Limit the view to 3–4 KPIs and one chart
    • Set KPI values at 56–72px with a one-line comparison (“vs last quarter”)
    • Give cards 40px+ padding and 32px gaps
    • Write a two-sentence summary of what changed and why

    ✕ Don't

    • Don’t add tables, filters or a search bar
    • Don’t use more than one accent colour
    • Don’t show sparklines or gridlines that compete with the main trend

    Not to be confused with

    On mobile

    One KPI per row at 44–52px serif, a single full-width trend card and a two-line summary; hide secondary lists behind “See details”. Keep the tab bar plain and roomy and let whitespace, not dividers, separate content.

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