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Hello! I would like to present my dashboard. It’s simple and easy to use on mobile phone.

“Oświetlenie” card on the main screen

“Jakość powietrza” card on the main screen

“Pogoda” card on the main screen

“Najbliższe odjazdy” card on the main screen

“Najnowsze wiadomości” card on the main screen

“SALON” zone

“SYPIALNIA” zone

“ŁAZIENKA” zone

“Wrench card” on the main screen

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Here is mine.
it’s also still a work in progress

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Here is mine. All in one dashboard. A floor plan where you can touch every device to make it work or show a pop up. With Honeycomb icons if there are devices close together.

The now playing show my HomePod, Apple TV and my Xbox Series X.

Almost everything is done with custom button card.





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Here’s my sheds and gate control with some animated GIFs to represent door movements and states. Gate also slides
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Looks very nice, which components do you use for the icons on the top right? Can you share the code?

Hi, all the buttons are custom button cards. This is the code for the first two buttons, all the rest are the same more or less, with different colors. I you need one in particular let me know.

          - type: custom:button-card
            name: 'Aire acondicionado:'
            icon: mdi:air-conditioner
            state:
              - value: 'off'
                icon: mdi:air-conditioner
                color: '#000000'
              - value: cool
                icon: mdi:snowflake
                color: '#0079FF'
              - value: heat
                icon: mdi:fire
                color: '#E72929'
              - value: dry
                icon: mdi:water-percent
                color: '#0079FF'
              - value: fan_only
                icon: mdi:fan
                color: '#F9FBE7'
              - value: heat_cool
                icon: mdi:sun-snowflake-variant
                color: '#FBFFB1'
            tap_action:
              action: more-info
            show_name: false
            entity: climate.aire_acondicionado
            custom_fields:
              temphum: >
                [[[ return
                states['climate.aire_acondicionado'].attributes.temperature +
                '°C']]]
            styles:
              grid:
                - grid-template-areas: '"i temphum"'
                - grid-template-columns: min-content min-content
                - grid-template-rows: min-content
              card:
                - margin-right: 0.1vw
                - border-radius: 50px
                - padding: 0px 8vw 0px 0px
                - height: 3.2vw
                - width: 7vw
              icon:
                - width: 1.8vw
                - padding: 0
              img_cell:
                - background: '#A1C398'
                - border-radius: 200px
                - width: 3.2vw
                - height: 3.2vw
              custom_fields:
                temphum:
                  - justify-self: start
                  - font-size: 1.2vw
                  - opacity: '0.7'
                  - padding-left: 0.8vw

          - type: custom:button-card
            name: 'Termo:'
            show_name: false
            show_state: true
            icon: mdi:water-boiler
            entity: switch.termo
            tap_action:
              action: more-info
            styles:
              card:
                - border-radius: 50px
                - padding: 0
                - height: 3.2vw
                - width: 3.2vw
                - margin-right: 0.1vw
              icon:
                - width: 1.8vw
                - color: black
                - padding: 0
              img_cell:
                - background: '#F9E8D9'
                - border-radius: 200px
                - width: 3.2vw
                - height: 3.2vw
            state:
              - value: 'on'
                icon: mdi:water-boiler
              - value: 'off'
                icon: mdi:water-boiler-off

Would you be so kind as to share your code?

Oh wow this looks so good. May i know how you did the floor plan please? Totally new to this sort of dashboard. Thanks for your advice! :pray:

Hi, the 3D images are done with sweet home 3D software. It’s free.
There are a lot of info here and in YouTube about how to make a floor plan.

Try this post

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/floorplan-ui-with-color-synced-lights/169417

Is not difficult to do, only needs time :smiling_face:

I recently finished my energy dashboard.
Including weather inside/outside, waste schedule gas prices and real time energy input/output.

Within the PC browser the proportions are not 100% exact. On the tablet it shows all nice.
Used some CSS statements to tweak the layout.

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Here is my phone dashboard. I have very similar dashboards for my PC and tablets. I did try to remove so PII so somethings are blured
















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Got recently a new EV (Mustang Mach E, with the FordPass integration) in combination with a MyEnergy Zappi charger. Dashboard is there to get a fast glance of the current states of both. Next to that added several automations to use the input_select helpers to optimize my energy consumption.

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Looks very clean & ‘proper’ :slight_smile: Very interested in the rest of your dashboards. Looking for some inspiration to move from mobile only to wall-mounted tablet. Will you share some screenshots ?

Thanks! Next to the EV dashboard been tuning my garden automation where I monitor all of my moisture sensors (MiFlora Bluetooth connected to a Raspberry Pi Zero, sending via MQTT). The coloring of the gauges are linked to the automation scripts that will trigger the water pump based on several more variables, like upcoming weather, current wind speeds, robot mower status etc.

And added some custom energy dashboard with a better view on the phases and inverters on every single phase with solar panels in different directions.

Looks amazing. How did you make the tile with the car and the surrounding information about being locked, home, connected, etc?

I created the following analog meter.

meter-sc

This looks at my power and translates that number into a number of digits and displays the appropriate digit image for each; The current grid usage is displayed as a spinning wheel (this uses css animation) and the speed is relevant to the amount of power used.

I used 3 images for this

  1. a strip of numbers - this image is used for each digit

  2. a horizontal spinner.

  3. the meter (with transparent places for digits and spinner)
    meter-ts

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My home view so far


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Jeez that looks nice. Any chance you might share some of your work or otherwise in text the used components? I’m busy building a tablet dashboard for my Samsung Tab A9 Plus.

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it is a mix up of all this beautiful community work. In general it is a 3 column section layout with the sidebar card from HACS.

I also used the bubble card

Some modificated cards of hacasa and also that theme from him. BTW thx for that.

and a lot card_mod for sure

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