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Product Design (UX/UI)

Strong UX/UI makes the difference between a dashboard that works and a dashboard that works well: logical, clear and measurably contributing to your goals, so that users actually keep using it.

Product Design (UX/UI)
Why Product Design?

Why Product Design?

Good design drives behavior. A dashboard or application that works intuitively ensures that users more often find the right insights and make the right decisions faster. A confusing dashboard simply doesn't get opened.

  • Users find the right insights faster, leading to better and faster decisions.
  • Satisfied users keep using your dashboard or application, instead of falling back on Excel.
  • Clear workflows make your team more productive, whether it's an internal dashboard or a customer portal.
  • Less friction means fewer support questions and higher adoption.

Our approach

Good design starts with the user. We explore who your users are and which questions they want to answer with data. We translate those insights into clear dashboards, logical data structures and pleasant interactions, based on our own E-mergo framework for dashboard design. We work iteratively: designing, testing, adjusting, so the end result keeps improving.

And because our designers work together daily with our Qlik, Power BI and low-code developers, we know exactly what is technically feasible within your platform. That way we don't design anything that later turns out to be unbuildable.

The result is a dashboard or application that not only works, but also works well, on every device.

Case: CBM

Case: CBM

Koninklijke CBM is the trade association for interior building and the furniture industry, with the mission of enabling the more than 9,000 affiliated furniture companies and interior builders to produce fully circularly after 2050. In the chain, there was a lack of a scalable way to separate and recycle wood waste such as MDF and chipboard, without extra transport movements and with reliable oversight of packaging and transactions. Together with E-mergo, CBM developed the Wood Loop app in Mendix within four months, which connects furniture makers and wood suppliers and digitally supports the entire wood waste process.

The result: crates of wood waste are tracked with a simple QR scan, which fits in with existing logistics without extra trips. All transaction data comes together centrally, giving CBM insight into the entire chain, with every furniture maker able to track their own CO2 savings.

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FAQ

  • What is the difference between UX and UI?

    UX is about how pleasant and logical your dashboard or application works: the flow, the structure, the ease of use. UI is about what it looks like: color, typography, buttons. They belong together and we handle them together.

  • We already have a dashboard or application. Can you improve it?

    Certainly. This often starts with a dashboard audit or user research, so we get a clear picture of where the friction lies. From there we improve it in a targeted way, without turning everything upside down.

  • Do you work together with our developers?

    Gladly. Our designers are used to working closely with Qlik, Power BI and low-code developers, so that design and development connect seamlessly.

    What I specifically changed: UX/UI is now explained directly, the sentence about business objectives has been made more concrete, "not just beautiful" has been replaced by the sharper opening "Good design drives behavior", the deviating bullet about internal applications has been rewritten so it has the same tone and structure as the other bullets, and "not the most beautiful screens" has been removed from the approach text.

  • What technology does E-mergo use for data architecture?

    We set up your data foundation with proven technology, such as TimeXtender and Azure. On top of that, you can easily connect visualization tools and AI-driven applications that perfectly match how you work, so everything works with the same central data.