LVGL, SquareLine, HMI

Embedded UI designer for LVGL and SquareLine products.

Hire an embedded UI designer for touchscreen hierarchy, device states, controls, settings, alarms, assets, reusable components, and implementation-aware product interfaces.

Embedded GUI designer

Interfaces designed for the actual display and hardware.

LVGL and SquareLine

Screen hierarchy, reusable components, styles, assets, fonts, touch targets, and implementation-ready source structure.

HMI workflows

Setup, status, alarms, manual control, settings, confirmation, errors, and maintenance flows organized around real operator tasks.

IoT dashboards

Responsive product dashboards that share clear terminology, states, controls, alerts, and configuration patterns with the device UI.

Project Examples

Embedded interface work.

Process

Embedded UI designed around device states, not decoration.

A polished screen is not enough. The interface needs to explain status, faults, setup, controls, units, and limits on the actual display hardware.

State map

Define normal, loading, disabled, alarm, fault, confirmation, maintenance, and offline states before polishing screens.

Implementation-ready UI

Build reusable LVGL/SquareLine components, assets, fonts, naming, touch targets, and layout constraints for the target display.

Device and web consistency

Align terminology, status, controls, settings, and error states between embedded screens and web dashboards.

Engagement options

UI support for prototypes, products, and revisions.

Audit

Interface review

Review screens, hierarchy, touch targets, states, hardware limits, and implementation risks.

Design

LVGL/SquareLine package

Create a device UI structure with components, screen hierarchy, assets, and handoff notes.

Extend

Dashboard alignment

Design a web dashboard that uses the same product language, states, and control model as the device.

FAQ

Embedded UI questions.

Can you design directly for LVGL and SquareLine?

Yes. UI work can be planned around LVGL/SquareLine constraints, reusable components, assets, fonts, memory, and target display behavior.

Can you improve an existing embedded UI?

Yes. Existing screens can be reviewed for hierarchy, states, touch targets, performance, terminology, and operator workflow problems.

Can the web dashboard match the device UI?

Yes. Shared language, status models, settings, alarms, and controls make the product easier to understand across device and browser interfaces.