Finally made the switch to Lovelace!

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I finally ditched my ancient Home-Assistant installation, which still depended heavily on andrey-git’s home-assistant-custom-ui plugin, and replaced all custom elements with Lovelace alternatives.

And I think it turned out really great :smiley:

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It looks much more cleaner and elegant now.
This post should serve as inspiration how you could design your Smart Home UI - it looks really good on a computer screen, as well as on a mobile.

I used the mini-graph-card module (with minor adjustments to display a second entity - the total energy usage - without showing its graph), and the button card.

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Looks great. Not sure if you’re aware, but there’s a weather card exactly like yours except that it adds a very useful precipitation forecast percentage at the bottom for each day:

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