Metrics are measurements that represent the level of engagement the product or service receives. It’s the emotional response the product receives from the users, the engagement rate. Metrics are encountered when representing key data and numbers to the user.
Types of Metrics in UI
Label – The label must be formed from a recognizable version for the user.
Value – The value is represented by a number that is the closest to the metric value.
Unit – The unit is represented by the meaning of the metric.
Timestamp – The timestamp represents the time that is relevant for the specific value.
When to Use the Metrics Component?
Metrics can be encountered when describing a set of numbers, measurements, or any useful information regarding the state of the system of focus.
Metrics can also be used to store valuable knowledge, such as the value, and the fluctuation of those metrics indexed by name and timestamp.
Metrics can also be used to map any changes and observe any trends that can form over time.
Up to date – create metrics that expose the latest and slightest changes, and keep the users updated.
Show if the value is trending and how. Create alerts and enable users to make changes and analyze data directly from the screen.
Use the Metrics UI Element in Your UI/UX Design With uinkits
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