Will the UI ever get better?

[danabw]

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Is it the place I could look for all these dashboard options?

Here...usually searching will find you cool stuff.

HD+ If you're an Android user and want the best turn-key dashboard available, stop here. It's amazing.

[RELEASE] HD+ - Android Dashboard

**[RELEASE] HD+ ** [image] What is it? A native Android app for viewing and controlling your Hubitat devices. Features Easy to login - 1-click login will auto discover the Hubitat Hub Full screen - ideal for wall-mounted tablets Keep the screen on during the day and turn it off at night (Configurable) Flexible - fully customize the interface (icons, tile size, text size, colors) All traffic is LOCAL to your network. No 3rd party server is used. There is also a remote access option (us…

Tile Builder:

[RELEASE] Tile Builder - Build Beautiful Dashboards

Tile Builder is a novel way of presenting data on a Hubitat® Dashboard. Rather than each tile being a single unique device, Tile Builder allows data from multiple devices to be presented on the same tile in a variety of formats. Tile Builder has five child apps for creating different kinds of tiles. 1) Attribute Monitor tiles contain any number of devices for a single attribute. In the following case it's temperature. The table can be sorted by the device name or the attribute value (text or n…

Probably some good pointers here:

Show Off Your Dashboards!

We would love to see what you are doing with Hubitat Dashboard (or any other dashboard solution integrated with Hubitat). Feel free to post screen shots, videos, etc. of what you are doing with dashboards, how you are using them and what your plans for the future are. Sharing what you are doing can help inspire others to do the same. If you want to even share your dashboard layout which will include any custom colors, backgrounds, rows, and columns, you can paste in the layout json file. Thi…

Tech how to w/CSS if you're of that ilk:

[Tutorial] Building a dashboard with CSS

Posting pictures of my dashboard on the Hubitat facebook page, resulted in a lot of questions how I had build my dash. So this post is kind of a "tutorial / how I did it" post. There are allot of ways you can customize, and this is just one of them. There are probably better ways of doing things than how I did them, so feel free to comment or correct me. This two was a learning curve for me, as I had not used CSS before I got my Hubitat. This example shows in steps how to build the dashboard…