Oh! forgot one thing, This cute little navbar!

Compact links, only the necessary ones, and if theres are any notifications, a simple green dot will indicate it for you.

Again, the Gestalt principles are employed thoroughly in the design where it is needed, and are broken well where it is not needed.

Figure & Ground is there under the “Welcome to UPES” text on the video, and under every single floating button.

Proximity is there amidst all the text links in the Sap Portal section and in the Notifications card.

Simplicity is seen when the user perceives the whole dashboard as a single unit, the all encompassing one, rather than as multiple elements in the initial viewing.

Similarity is also seen everywhere, text, with similar structure are perceived to have the same property(such as links). The arrow buttons are all perceived to have the same property even though they’re situated in multiple cards.

Common Region is seen in every single card, where the backgrounds make a distinction between the different cards but they group all the elements within itself.

For Symmetry, well, if we are gonna force it in, it can be seen in the book icon in the library card.

Closure can be seen in the fun little circles surrounding some text. Even though not fully connected, they appear so very much.

Common Fate, although not much here, can be seen in those little chips in the My Resources card. They seem to be giving the appearance of fading away as one group.

Element Connectedness, almost all of the UI is created using boxes and lines. From the nav bar to the background check pattern. Everything is using this connectedness principles and nests elements very nicely.

By this note, I’m concluding ,my assignment. But wait! There is a mock-up below to show you how all this would look like in the real world. I think it looks alright doesn’t it?