Product dashboard design for a time-tracking SaaS platform

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Product dashboard design for a time-tracking SaaS platform

Orbit Time needed a marketing site whose own trust and productivity stats hold up to the same scrutiny its time-tracking product applies to a team.

Industry

Workforce Management SaaS

Service

Website UI/UX Design

Timeline

03 Days

Website

Orbit Time, time-tracking software

[ 01 - OVERVIEW ]

Overview

Project Overview

Orbit Time is time-tracking and payroll software for hybrid and distributed teams, marketed through a SaaS landing page that leads with a live product demo rather than a static hero image. The homepage opens on an interactive dashboard preview showing real-time clock status and a running timer, then moves through a trust bar of adoption stats, three feature callouts, a product walkthrough panel, and a privacy-principles section addressing the surveillance concerns hybrid-work monitoring tools invite. itcroc LLC designed the stat-card system, the feature grid, and the privacy section that let a monitoring product make its trust case directly.

[ 02 - PROBLEM ]

Problem

The Challenge

A time-tracking product’s entire pitch is that its numbers are trustworthy, so its own marketing page can’t afford inconsistent ones. The trust bar claims 112,000-plus businesses use Orbit Time, directly above a stat block showing 10M-plus Total Subscriptions and 300K-plus Paid Subscribers, ratios that don’t obviously reconcile with a claimed customer base that size. The Company Overview preview compounds this: Total Hours Tracked and Active Projects both pair a value with a clearly separated trend badge, 1,248h +12%, 24 Same, but Productivity Score displays as 87+, leaving it unclear whether the plus sign is part of the score or a second, redundant trend mark duplicating the +4% pill beside it.

[ 03 - DERECTION ]

Direction

Project Goals

Reconcile the 112,000+ businesses trust claim with the 10M+ Total Subscriptions and 300K+ Paid Subscribers stats directly below it, since a monitoring product’s credibility depends on its own numbers holding together.
Format the Productivity Score card to match its neighbors, value and trend badge visually separated, the way Total Hours Tracked and Active Projects already do, so 87+ doesn’t read as an unexplained second trend mark.
Rewrite “privacy-1st” as “privacy-first” in the guiding-principles headline, since the numeral shortcut breaks from the formal tone used in the paragraph directly beneath it.
Standardize trailing punctuation across the Paid Subscribers, Daily Engagement, Total Subscriptions, and Active Support labels, so parallel stats don’t carry different punctuation.
Keep the live dashboard preview as the hero’s centerpiece instead of a lifestyle photo, since showing the actual product is what makes a start-free claim credible before signup.

[ 04 - OUTCOME ]

Direction

The Solution

The product is the hero image

Company Overview, a live dashboard card with real stat cards and a chart, sits inside the hero instead of a photo or illustration, so a visitor evaluates the actual interface before they’ve scrolled past the headline.

Color-coded alerts inside a monochrome palette

The Activity Alerts panel breaks from Orbit Time’s olive-and-cream palette only for status, red for Low Activity Detected, amber for Overtime Threshold Reached, green for Timesheet Approved, so urgency reads at a glance without the rest of the page competing for attention.

Toggle-based privacy settings instead of a policy paragraph

Blur Screenshots, Track App & URL Usage, and Keystroke Tracking are shown as literal on/off switches a user could flip, giving the privacy-first claim a concrete interface instead of only a policy statement.

One feature, one screenshot, one metric

Master Time Management, Automate Team Operations, and Streamline Payments each pair a short claim with a single supporting product screenshot, Weekly Schedule, Activity Alerts, Payroll Approval, so every feature claim has one piece of visible evidence instead of a paragraph of adjectives.

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Contact Information

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Phone:

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