Project tracker screen — web, editorial style
Project tracker dashboard screen for a web app, designed for Fernway, a fictional productivity product. Shows stat tiles, project phases with progress, a projects list with circular progress rings and team avatars, and a sticky right rail with a launch checklist, milestones and an activity feed. Editorial style: warm paper tones, Instrument Serif headlines with Inter body text and tabular figures, square corners. Comes with the full HTML and a DESIGN.md with light and dark colour tokens.
- Pattern
- Project tracker
- Device
- Web
- Style
- Editorial
- Product (fictional)
- Fernway
- Category
- Productivity
Spec
- Colours (light)
- background
#fffbf6· surface#f5ebde· text#231b0e· muted#6d6151· primary#a63930· accent#00859c - Colours (dark)
- background
#1a140a· surface#2d2418· text#f3eee8· muted#baafa0· primary#ee8578· accent#62d4ef - Fonts
- Instrument Serif (headings), Inter (body), JetBrains Mono (code) · Google Fonts, under their own licences
- Light and dark
- Both included; follows the system setting
Build this with your AI
Add the Made Good Designs library to your assistant once. Then ask for UI references, brand palettes, font pairings and design tokens in any chat.
https://madegooddesigns.com/inspiration/mcp?ref=ui-project-management-dashboardSettings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the URL.
Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → Developer mode → Create → paste the URL.
One click, then confirm in Cursor.
One click, then confirm in VS Code (Copilot agent mode).
claude mcp add --transport http made-good-designs https://madegooddesigns.com/inspiration/mcp?ref=ui-project-management-dashboard
gemini mcp add --transport http made-good-designs https://madegooddesigns.com/inspiration/mcp?ref=ui-project-management-dashboard
Add this to the app's MCP config (Windsurf: mcp_config.json).
Fonts: Instrument Serif + Inter (Google Fonts)
Prompt copied: paste it into the chat that just opened.
Writing about this screen?
More project tracker screens
search_ui_screens (e.g. “billing settings, editorial style”), get_ui_flow for a whole journey, and get_ui_screen_code to pull the HTML and DESIGN.md straight into your project.