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CASE STUDY · 2026

Solar Flare — Music Analytics Dashboard and Real-Time Performance Hub

ROLE

Product Design, IA & Design Systems

PLATFORM

Web Dashboard

PROJECT TYPE

Concept Analytics Platform

Raw streaming and performance metrics often stay trapped in fragmented platforms, leaving artists and management teams sorting through disconnected figures instead of acting on them. Without a unified dashboard, identifying breakout playlist momentum and evaluating audience behavior becomes slow, manual work.

Solar Flare transforms complex multi-platform data into actionable, role-based insights. Designed with high-contrast data visualization, customizable chart modules, and granular user permissions, the platform empowers teams to monitor reach, revenue, and retention in real time.

At a glance: Goals

8M+

TARGET STREAM VOLUME

> 20%

SAVE RATE IMPROVEMENT

< 3s

QUERY PERFORMANCE THRESHOLD

CORE HYPOTHESES & DESIGN RATIONALE

Proposed discovery framework and core research hypotheses.

Streaming platforms provide high-level numbers, but fail to deliver the granular, cross-platform signals artists need to decide where to tour, which single to promote, or when to release a follow-up.

Imagine an independent album release, Solar Flare, building momentum across platforms but lacking unified tooling to interpret performance. The raw data exists, but actionable insight remains buried.

5 Artist & Manager Interviews

Questions I Would Ask:

  • "Is looking at your streaming numbers actually useful, or does it just stress you out?"
  • "What specific data do you actually share with your label or management team each week?"
  • "When planning tour stops or single releases, how much is based on data vs. intuition?"

Competitive Landscape Audit

Gaps to Evaluate:

Unified Views: Do any current tools combine streams, saves, and playlist additions into one cohesive dashboard?

Information Architecture: Why do so many analytics platforms struggle with visual hierarchy and scannability?

Export Workflows: How many steps does it take to pull and share a simple performance summary?

Workflow & Journey Mapping

Pain Points to Validate:

Manual Consolidation: How many discrete steps does it take to compile a cross-platform weekly report?

Context Switching: How many hours are lost logging into separate platform dashboards each release cycle?

Data Discrepancies: Where do artists and managers encounter the most confusion when reconciling mismatched metrics?

Design question

"How might we give independent artists a single, at-a-glance view of album performance that surfaces both health signals and actionable moments without requiring them to be data analysts?"

Bottom Edge Cases

01

Relative Growth vs. Raw Scale

Hypothesis: Directional momentum provides more context than raw totals. A +18% weekly jump tells a clearer performance story than 784M total streams.

Design Rationale: Anchor absolute volume numbers directly against prominent growth deltas.

02

Identifying Temporal Peaks

Hypothesis: Pinpointing specific high-engagement spikes helps artists align social posts, press drops, and playlist pushes effectively.

Design Rationale: Build a daily bar chart featuring automated peak-day callouts within the primary overview.

03

Platform Mental Models

Hypothesis: Data confidence varies by platform. Spotify signals often feel standard, while secondary platforms lack familiar hierarchy.

Design Rationale: Unify platform breakdowns under standardized, high-confidence metric groupings.

04

Context-Aware Exports

Hypothesis: Export requirements split by role. Managers need CSVs, artists share social visual cards, and labels expect structured PDFs.

Design Rationale: Provide targeted export formats tailored to who receives the report.

INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE: USER FLOW

End-to-end dashboard interaction flow

Mapping the core user journey from initial authentication to actionable reporting, highlighting modular exploration paths and key logic rules.

A

Authenticate

Role-based login

B

Album Overview

High-level

health signals

C

Inspect Metric

Deep-dive drawer

D

Filter Scope

Time range

& platform

E

Track Breakdown

Per-song performance

F

Market View

Geographic distribution

G

Export Report

Targeted

stakeholder assets

Screen Elements: Album Overview

  • Dynamic album art and release metadata
  • Four primary KPI trend cards (Streams, Saves, Playlist Reach, Velocity)
  • Quick-action triggers (Share Summary, Play Preview, Filter Release)

Dynamic Priority Logic

Dynamically evaluate 7-day velocity deltas across all tracks; surface the highest-accelerating metric as the primary header takeaway.

KPI card · anatomy

+18.2%

7.84M

Total Streams

Badges & tags

● LIVE

#4 Electronic

Released Jun 14

FULL-LENGTH

→ +18.2%

★ 4.8 · 12.4K ratings

↓ -3.1%

Tab / segmented control

Track Breakdown

Top Markets

Active: Track Breakdown

States

Selected

Tab

Default

Tab

Hover

Tab

export button

Export

State: default

Hover: subtle border glow.

Click: pulses lime confirmation for 1.2s before settling back to default state.

HIGH-FIDELITY INTERACTION: WEB DASHBOARD

Real-time performance views and dynamic metric inspection

The final interface pairs high-density data visualization with instant metric toggling. Selecting primary KPIs dynamically re-renders the central velocity chart, colorways, and contextual tables to reveal actionable growth signals in seconds.

Cross-Platform Parity

Structured release metadata, cover art, and quick actions into a prominent hero module that surfaces genre charting, ratings, and release tags at first glance.

Album Hero

Configured a four-card metric strip using functional color cues (electric lime for positive momentum, coral for pullbacks) to give immediate directional orientation.

Time Series

Built an in-place trend chart that toggles smoothly across Streams, Saves, and Listeners, automatically adjusting axes and colorways without full-page reloads.

BUSINESS & OPERATIONAL IMPACT

Key Takeaways & Impact

KEY DESIGN SUCCESSES

Clarity Through Scannable Signals

Color-coded metric anchors: Assigning distinct brand hues to Streams, Saves, and Listeners lets artists digest performance trends at a glance without deciphering small labels.

Peak day callouts: Highlighting the highest-velocity streaming day directly on the bar chart gives an immediate answer to when promotional pushes actually landed.

In-place chart toggles: Allowing users to switch views on a single dynamic axis keeps the dashboard uncluttered while encouraging fluid exploration.

What I'd do differently

Future Iterations & Edge Cases

Design mobile-first from day one: Artists check numbers on their phones first thing in the morning. Designing desktop first meant solving dense visual layouts before addressing pocket ergonomics.

Map visualizations for market reach: The "Top Markets" data table works, but an interactive map would communicate geographical breakout trends much faster than a list of text rows.

Proactive alert architecture: Dashboards require active logins. Adding automated push notifications (such as sudden +30% spikes or key playlist adds) would deliver high-value moments straight to the artist in real time.

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CASE STUDY · 2026

Solar Flare — Music Analytics Dashboard and Real-Time Performance Hub

ROLE

Product Design, IA & Design Systems

PLATFORM

Web Dashboard

PROJECT TYPE

Concept Analytics Platform

Raw streaming and performance metrics often stay trapped in fragmented platforms, leaving artists and management teams sorting through disconnected figures instead of acting on them. Without a unified dashboard, identifying breakout playlist momentum and evaluating audience behavior becomes slow, manual work.

Solar Flare transforms complex multi-platform data into actionable, role-based insights. Designed with high-contrast data visualization, customizable chart modules, and granular user permissions, the platform empowers teams to monitor reach, revenue, and retention in real time.

At a glance: Goals

8M+

TARGET STREAM VOLUME

> 20%

SAVE RATE IMPROVEMENT

< 3s

QUERY PERFORMANCE THRESHOLD

CORE HYPOTHESES & DESIGN RATIONALE

Proposed discovery framework and core research hypotheses.

Streaming platforms provide high-level numbers, but fail to deliver the granular, cross-platform signals artists need to decide where to tour, which single to promote, or when to release a follow-up.

Imagine an independent album release, Solar Flare, building momentum across platforms but lacking unified tooling to interpret performance. The raw data exists, but actionable insight remains buried.

5 Artist & Manager Interviews

Questions I Would Ask:

  • "Is looking at your streaming numbers actually useful, or does it just stress you out?"
  • "What specific data do you actually share with your label or management team each week?"
  • "When planning tour stops or single releases, how much is based on data vs. intuition?"

Competitive Landscape Audit

Gaps to Evaluate:

Unified Views: Do any current tools combine streams, saves, and playlist additions into one cohesive dashboard?

Information Architecture: Why do so many analytics platforms struggle with visual hierarchy and scannability?

Export Workflows: How many steps does it take to pull and share a simple performance summary?

Workflow & Journey Mapping

Pain Points to Validate:

Manual Consolidation: How many discrete steps does it take to compile a cross-platform weekly report?

Context Switching: How many hours are lost logging into separate platform dashboards each release cycle?

Data Discrepancies: Where do artists and managers encounter the most confusion when reconciling mismatched metrics?

Design question

"How might we give independent artists a single, at-a-glance view of album performance that surfaces both health signals and actionable moments without requiring them to be data analysts?"

Bottom Edge Cases

01

Relative Growth vs. Raw Scale

Hypothesis: Directional momentum provides more context than raw totals. A +18% weekly jump tells a clearer performance story than 784M total streams.

Design Rationale: Anchor absolute volume numbers directly against prominent growth deltas.

02

Identifying Temporal Peaks

Hypothesis: Pinpointing specific high-engagement spikes helps artists align social posts, press drops, and playlist pushes effectively.

Design Rationale: Build a daily bar chart featuring automated peak-day callouts within the primary overview.

03

Platform Mental Models

Hypothesis: Data confidence varies by platform. Spotify signals often feel standard, while secondary platforms lack familiar hierarchy.

Design Rationale: Unify platform breakdowns under standardized, high-confidence metric groupings.

04

Context-Aware Exports

Hypothesis: Export requirements split by role. Managers need CSVs, artists share social visual cards, and labels expect structured PDFs.

Design Rationale: Provide targeted export formats tailored to who receives the report.

INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE: USER FLOW

End-to-end dashboard interaction flow

Mapping the core user journey from initial authentication to actionable reporting, highlighting modular exploration paths and key logic rules.

A

Authenticate

Role-based login

B

Album Overview

High-level

health signals

C

Inspect Metric

Deep-dive drawer

D

Filter Scope

Time range

& platform

E

Track Breakdown

Per-song performance

F

Market View

Geographic distribution

G

Export Report

Targeted

stakeholder assets

Screen Elements: Album Overview

  • Dynamic album art and release metadata
  • Four primary KPI trend cards (Streams, Saves, Playlist Reach, Velocity)
  • Quick-action triggers (Share Summary, Play Preview, Filter Release)

Dynamic Priority Logic

Dynamically evaluate 7-day velocity deltas across all tracks; surface the highest-accelerating metric as the primary header takeaway.

VISUAL DESIGN: IOS MOBILE EXPERIENCE

Iterative wireframing: Establishing layout hierarchy

Three structural iterations exploring information density and visual balance before moving into high-fidelity design.

Hybrid final

Blends an expressive media header, scannable metric pills, an expansive full-width trajectory chart, and tabbed granular track breakdowns below. This hierarchy provides high-level health signals in seconds while keeping tactical data accessible.

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DESIGN SYSTEM: FOUNDATIONS

Accessible dark-mode tokens and high-contrast typographic hierarchy

A focused component system built for high-density music telemetry. It balances deep surface layers, WCAG-compliant neutral text tokens, and electric accent signals to guide glanceable performance monitoring across complex datasets.

--bg

#0a0a0a

Canvas background

--surface

#141414

Elevated container

--card

#1a1a1a

Interactive modules

--lime

#c8f135

Primary trigger / positive

--text

#f0ede6

Primary text

--muted

#a8a8a0

Muted text

--dim

#555550

Dim / captions

--purple

#7b61ff

Listeners metric

--coral

#ff4d6d

Saves metric / neg delta

--amber

#ffb347

Playlist metric

Display

SOLAR FLARE

Heading 1

Performance Over Time

Body medium

Neon Mirage · 3:42

Body regular

Red Hot · 8 tracks · 32 min

Data mono

7.84M +18.2% W12

Tag / badge

FULL-LENGTH · RELEASED JUN 14, 2025

Primary CTA

Default

Play Preview

Hover

Play Preview

Active

Play Preview

Disabled

Play Preview

Loading

· · ·

Ghost / secondary

Default

Add to Playlist

Hover

Add to Playlist

Active

Add to Playlist

Disabled

Add to Playlist

Pill / filter tab

Selected

Streams

Unselected

Saves

Hover

Listeners

Utility / icon button

Default

Export

Hover

Export

Active

Export

Default

View all tracks →

Hover

View all tracks →

Active / pressed

View all tracks →

Visited

View all tracks →

Focus

View all tracks →

KPI card · anatomy

+18.2%

7.84M

Total Streams

Badges & tags

● LIVE

#4 Electronic

Released Jun 14

FULL-LENGTH

→ +18.2%

★ 4.8 · 12.4K ratings

↓ -3.1%

Tab / segmented control

Track Breakdown

Top Markets

Audience Split

Active: Track Breakdown

States

Selected

Tab

Default

Tab

Hover

Tab

export button

Export

State: default

Hover: subtle border glow.

Click: pulses lime confirmation for 1.2s before settling back to default state.

HIGH-FIDELITY INTERACTION: WEB DASHBOARD

Real-time performance views and dynamic metric inspection

The final interface pairs high-density data visualization with instant metric toggling. Selecting primary KPIs dynamically re-renders the central velocity chart, colorways, and contextual tables to reveal actionable growth signals in seconds.

Album Hero

Structured release metadata, cover art, and quick actions into a prominent hero module that surfaces genre charting, ratings, and release tags at first glance.

KPI Strip

Configured a four-card metric strip using functional color cues (electric lime for positive momentum, coral for pullbacks) to give immediate directional orientation.

Time Series

Built an in-place trend chart that toggles smoothly across Streams, Saves, and Listeners, automatically adjusting axes and colorways without full-page reloads.

PROJECT RETROSPECTIVE & TAKEAWAYS

Target outcomes and self-reflection

KEY DESIGN SUCCESSES

Clarity Through Scannable Signals

Color-coded metric anchors: Assigning distinct brand hues to Streams, Saves, and Listeners lets artists digest performance trends at a glance without deciphering small labels.

Peak day callouts: Highlighting the highest-velocity streaming day directly on the bar chart gives an immediate answer to when promotional pushes actually landed.

In-place chart toggles: Allowing users to switch views on a single dynamic axis keeps the dashboard uncluttered while encouraging fluid exploration.

What I'd do differently

Future Iterations & Edge Cases

Design mobile-first from day one: Artists check numbers on their phones first thing in the morning. Designing desktop first meant solving dense visual layouts before addressing pocket ergonomics.

Map visualizations for market reach: The "Top Markets" data table works, but an interactive map would communicate geographical breakout trends much faster than a list of text rows.

Proactive alert architecture: Dashboards require active logins. Adding automated push notifications (such as sudden +30% spikes or key playlist adds) would deliver high-value moments straight to the artist in real time.

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Sheila Sczepanik

Senior Product Designer

Specializing in enterprise tools, multi-brand design systems, and complex data-dense workflows that scale effortlessly for engineering teams.

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CASE STUDY · 2026

Solar Flare — Music Analytics Dashboard and Real-Time Performance Hub

ROLE

Product Design, IA & Design Systems

PLATFORM

Web Dashboard

PROJECT TYPE

Concept Analytics Platform

Raw streaming and performance metrics often stay trapped in fragmented platforms, leaving artists and management teams sorting through disconnected figures instead of acting on them. Without a unified dashboard, identifying breakout playlist momentum and evaluating audience behavior becomes slow, manual work.

Solar Flare transforms complex multi-platform data into actionable, role-based insights. Designed with high-contrast data visualization, customizable chart modules, and granular user permissions, the platform empowers teams to monitor reach, revenue, and retention in real time.

At a glance: Goals

8M+

TARGET STREAM VOLUME

> 20%

SAVE RATE IMPROVEMENT

< 3s

QUERY PERFORMANCE THRESHOLD

CORE HYPOTHESES & DESIGN RATIONALE

Proposed discovery framework and core research hypotheses.

Streaming platforms provide high-level numbers, but fail to deliver the granular, cross-platform signals artists need to decide where to tour, which single to promote, or when to release a follow-up.

Imagine an independent album release, Solar Flare, building momentum across platforms but lacking unified tooling to interpret performance. The raw data exists, but actionable insight remains buried.

5 Artist & Manager Interviews

Questions I Would Ask:

  • "Is looking at your streaming numbers actually useful, or does it just stress you out?"
  • "What specific data do you actually share with your label or management team each week?"
  • "When planning tour stops or single releases, how much is based on data vs. intuition?"

Competitive Landscape Audit

Gaps to Evaluate:

Unified Views: Do any current tools combine streams, saves, and playlist additions into one cohesive dashboard?

Information Architecture: Why do so many analytics platforms struggle with visual hierarchy and scannability?

Export Workflows: How many steps does it take to pull and share a simple performance summary?

Workflow & Journey Mapping

Pain Points to Validate:

Manual Consolidation: How many discrete steps does it take to compile a cross-platform weekly report?

Context Switching: How many hours are lost logging into separate platform dashboards each release cycle?

Data Discrepancies: Where do artists and managers encounter the most confusion when reconciling mismatched metrics?

Design question

"How might we give independent artists a single, at-a-glance view of album performance that surfaces both health signals and actionable moments without requiring them to be data analysts?"

Bottom Edge Cases

01

Relative Growth vs. Raw Scale

Hypothesis: Directional momentum provides more context than raw totals. A +18% weekly jump tells a clearer performance story than 784M total streams.

Design Rationale: Anchor absolute volume numbers directly against prominent growth deltas.

02

Identifying Temporal Peaks

Hypothesis: Pinpointing specific high-engagement spikes helps artists align social posts, press drops, and playlist pushes effectively.

Design Rationale: Build a daily bar chart featuring automated peak-day callouts within the primary overview.

03

Platform Mental Models

Hypothesis: Data confidence varies by platform. Spotify signals often feel standard, while secondary platforms lack familiar hierarchy.

Design Rationale: Unify platform breakdowns under standardized, high-confidence metric groupings.

04

Context-Aware Exports

Hypothesis: Export requirements split by role. Managers need CSVs, artists share social visual cards, and labels expect structured PDFs.

Design Rationale: Provide targeted export formats tailored to who receives the report.

INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE: USER FLOW

End-to-end dashboard interaction flow

Mapping the core user journey from initial authentication to actionable reporting, highlighting modular exploration paths and key logic rules.

A

Authenticate

Role-based login

B

Album Overview

High-level

health signals

C

Inspect Metric

Deep-dive drawer

D

Filter Scope

Time range

& platform

E

Track Breakdown

Per-song performance

F

Market View

Geographic distribution

G

Export Report

Targeted

stakeholder assets

Screen Elements: Album Overview

  • Dynamic album art and release metadata
  • Four primary KPI trend cards (Streams, Saves, Playlist Reach, Velocity)
  • Quick-action triggers (Share Summary, Play Preview, Filter Release)

Dynamic Priority Logic

Dynamically evaluate 7-day velocity deltas across all tracks; surface the highest-accelerating metric as the primary header takeaway.

WIREFRAMES & STRUCTURAL ITERATION

Iterative wireframing: Establishing layout hierarchy

Three structural iterations exploring information density and visual balance before moving into high-fidelity design.

NAV · Album Analytics · Last 12w · [Export]

Album Art

Title / Meta / CTAs

[Play Preview] [Add to Playlist]

Streams

Listeners

Saves

Playlists

Performance Over Time ——————————————

W1

W3

W5

W7

W9

W11

W12

v1

KPI prioritization

Established that high-level summary cards must precede historical charts to ensure immediate data orientation before trend analysis.

NAV

Streams 7.84M

Listeners 1.21M

Saves 284K

Playlists 9,132

# Title · Streams · Saves · 7d

v2

The card-centric pitfall

Oversizing individual KPI blocks pushed critical temporal trends below the fold. User testing and review proved the time-series chart needed to anchor the primary viewport, not get buried beneath static metric containers.

NAV

Art

Solar Flare · Meta · Tags · Rating

[▶ Play Preview]

[+ Add to Playlist]

7.84M Streams

1.21M Listeners

284K Saves

9,132 Playlists

Performance Over Time

Track Breakdown | Top Markets

Daily This Week · Platform Split

V3 · SELECTED DIRECTION

Balanced hybrid architecture

Blends an expressive media header, scannable metric pills, an expansive full-width trajectory chart, and tabbed granular track breakdowns below. This hierarchy provides high-level health signals in seconds while keeping tactical data accessible.

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DESIGN SYSTEM: FOUNDATIONS

Accessible dark-mode tokens and high-contrast typographic hierarchy

A focused component system built for high-density music telemetry. It balances deep surface layers, WCAG-compliant neutral text tokens, and electric accent signals to guide glanceable performance monitoring across complex datasets.

--bg

#0a0a0a

Canvas background

--surface

#141414

Elevated container

--card

#1a1a1a

Interactive modules

--lime

#c8f135

Primary trigger

--text

#f0ede6

Primary text

--muted

#a8a8a0

Muted text

--dim

#555550

Dim / captions

--purple

#7b61ff

Listeners metric

--coral

#ff4d6d

Saves metric / neg delta

--amber

#ffb347

Playlist metric

Display

SOLAR FLARE

Archivo Black · 56px · Headings

Heading 1

Performance Over Time

Archivo Black · 20px · Section titles

Body medium

Neon Mirage · 3:42

DM Sans 500 · 14px · Track titles, labels

Body regular

Red Hot · 8 tracks · 32 min

DM Sans 400 · 14px · Supporting text

Data mono

7.84M +18.2% W12

DM Mono · 12px · Metrics, labels, axis

Tag / badge

FULL-LENGTH · RELEASED JUN 14, 2025

DM Mono · 11px · Metadata badges

Primary CTA

Default

Play Preview

Hover

Play Preview

Active

Play Preview

Disabled

Play Preview

Loading

· · ·

Ghost / secondary

Default

Add to Playlist

Hover

Add to Playlist

Active

Add to Playlist

Disabled

Add to Playlist

Pill / filter tab

Selected

Streams

Unselected

Saves

Hover

Listeners

Utility / icon button

Default

Export

Hover

Export

Active

Export

Default

View all tracks →

Hover

View all tracks →

Active / pressed

View all tracks →

Visited

View all tracks →

Focus

View all tracks →

KPI card · anatomy

+18.2%

7.84M

Total Streams

Badges & tags

● LIVE

#4 Electronic

Released Jun 14

FULL-LENGTH

→ +18.2%

★ 4.8 · 12.4K ratings

↓ -3.1%

Tab / segmented control

Track Breakdown

Top Markets

Audience Split

Active: Track Breakdown

States

Selected

Tab

Default

Tab

Hover

Tab

export button

Export

State: default

Hover: subtle border glow.

Click: pulses lime confirmation for 1.2s before settling back to default state.

HIGH-FIDELITY INTERACTION: WEB DASHBOARD

Real-time performance views and dynamic metric inspection

The final interface pairs high-density data visualization with instant metric toggling. Selecting primary KPIs dynamically re-renders the central velocity chart, colorways, and contextual tables to reveal actionable growth signals in seconds.

Album Hero

Structured release metadata, cover art, and quick actions into a prominent hero module that surfaces genre charting, ratings, and release tags at first glance.

KPI Strip

Configured a four-card metric strip using functional color cues (electric lime for positive momentum, coral for pullbacks) to give immediate directional orientation.

Time Series

Built an in-place trend chart that toggles smoothly across Streams, Saves, and Listeners, automatically adjusting axes and colorways without full-page reloads.

PROJECT RETROSPECTIVE & TAKEAWAYS

Target outcomes and self-reflection

KEY DESIGN SUCCESSES

Clarity Through Scannable Signals

Color-coded metric anchors: Assigning distinct brand hues to Streams, Saves, and Listeners lets artists digest performance trends at a glance without deciphering small labels.

Peak day callouts: Highlighting the highest-velocity streaming day directly on the bar chart gives an immediate answer to when promotional pushes actually landed.

In-place chart toggles: Allowing users to switch views on a single dynamic axis keeps the dashboard uncluttered while encouraging fluid exploration.

What I'd do differently

Future Iterations & Edge Cases

Design mobile-first from day one: Artists check numbers on their phones first thing in the morning. Designing desktop first meant solving dense visual layouts before addressing pocket ergonomics.

Map visualizations for market reach: The "Top Markets" data table works, but an interactive map would communicate geographical breakout trends much faster than a list of text rows.

Proactive alert architecture: Dashboards require active logins. Adding automated push notifications (such as sudden +30% spikes or key playlist adds) would deliver high-value moments straight to the artist in real time.

NEXT PERSONAL PROJECT

All Projects→

Sheila Sczepanik

Senior Product Designer

Specializing in enterprise tools, multi-brand design systems, and complex data-dense workflows that scale effortlessly for engineering teams.