Once I've got decent form styles and a navbar I find that most of the rest is either very simple, or very application specific.
Widgets are cool, but mostly we need tables and forms.
Once I've got decent form styles and a navbar I find that most of the rest is either very simple, or very application specific.
Widgets are cool, but mostly we need tables and forms.
This (though I agree with sibling comment about a few more being useful).
I reviewed 20 popular admin themes last month for our startup, and was v disappointed with them. Either due to code quality, or throwing in loads of useless widgets which are more consumer rather than business oriented.
There's a gap for a theme that's more like Stripe's dashboard, not these heavy-left-hand-menu dashboard themes. Or something like VMWare's Clarity Design System (https://vmware.github.io/clarity/)
Something corporate.
We're currently using Looper[0], but even that is a little too opinionated and visually "heavy" for business apps where productivity and clarity are paramount.
[0] https://themes.getbootstrap.com/product/looper-responsive-ad...
The segments and categories sections have a more sane design for an Admin.
Information density suffers, scannability goes out the door!