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… But the real fun begins once you add certain third-party cards into the mix… I also rely on certain HACS cards Bubble Card for phone dashboards, Ultra Card for comprehensive UIs When you launch the Home Assistant Community Store, you’ll spot thousands of integrations designed to pair all sorts of d… …
… Likewise, you don’t need to modify the UI elements of your dashboards with YAML when you can do it just by dragging windows, adding devices, and grouping cards with the press of a few buttons. And trust me, you can design gorgeous dashboards without wasting hours micromanaging every entity. …
… On the dashboard front, you can use it to design a custom UI featuring the NAS stats you’d like to monitor in real-time, with certain tools like Bubble Card providing even more customization options for the interface. …
… My phones also double as decent Home Assistant dashboards I use the Bubble Card integration to design mobile-sized UIs While we’re on the subject of dashboards, any smartphone with a functioning screen can display dynamic information, widgets, and buttons from Home Assistant. …
… From a monitoring standpoint, being able to check everything from my node’s resource utilization to the status of my virtual guests from a dedicated HASS dashboard sounds pretty handy, but I've also configured my LXC title cards to redirect to their web UIs when I click on them. …
… Lovelace UI was introduced as the new default frontend around 2019, replacing the older States UI. It brought a highly customizable, card-based dashboard system that allowed users to design their own smart home control panels with minimal coding. Not quite. The answer is Lovelace UI. …
… It's brilliant, but depending on how it's configured, Home Assistant can quickly become quite the beast to tame. This is largely due to the dashboard, which can quickly outgrow the single view, especially when you have countless smart home devices and registered entries. …
… While you could configure a reverse proxy to leverage custom domain names when accessing your service suite, setting up a dashboard is an easy and painless way to launch the web UIs of your locally-hosted applications. …
… The E1003 is monochrome, and while there are color e-paper options now, they're quite slow, some are muted, and they're expensive. I quite like that this display is monochrome, though, as you can use contrast and typography to handle most of what color can, and it simplifies the UI design, too. …
… It will ensure better consistency across dashboards and automation, but it will limit what you can set. I'm down for the change, reducing ambiguity, improving discoverability, and enabling smarter automation logic. …