Nexus
An enterprise monitoring dashboard providing real-time visibility into system health
TIMELINE
February 2025 - Present
ROLE / CONTEXT
UX - UI Designer / Enterprise Monitoring Platform
LEVERAGED SKILLS
Information Architecture, Interaction Design, Enterprise UX
PROBLEM
Monitoring enterprise systems often requires navigating multiple dashboards and tools, making it difficult to quickly identify critical issues.
Nexus centralizes operational monitoring to surface the most important system signals in real time like network utilization, API requests.
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
Nexus organizes monitoring data into structured layers—system health, incidents, service performance, infrastructure metrics, and alerts—
allowing teams to quickly scan operational status while supporting deeper investigation when needed
(Screens have been modified and data anonymized to protect confidential enterprise information)
Translating monitoring layers into modular interface sections that surface critical operational signals while allowing deeper exploration of system metrics
INTRODUCING NEXUS
(Screens have been modified and data anonymized to protect confidential enterprise information)
Getting Started
The main dashboard surfaces key operational signals, giving teams immediate visibility into system health
2D View
When a region is selected, the system highlights it and automatically reveals the cities within that region
3D View
The 3D map view provides a geographic overview of network activity, allowing teams to monitor system performance and identify regional issues in real time
Interpreting Requests
The system transforms the user’s request into a live dashboard displaying key operational metrics and signals
Emphasied Region
Once a city is selected, the map zooms in to highlight the building location and display its active operational status.
(This is a live enterprise product and is condensed project due to confidentiality. Happy to walk through the full process in an interview :) )