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Design the main Smart Bicycle Dashboard as the rider’s live control center. It should show the essentials first: current speed, battery level, trip distance, ride mode, and the next navigation instruction. Treat this as a moving interface, not a phone app copy, so the hierarchy stays clear at a glance.

Include a small set of actions the rider can use without hunting: lights, assist level, music, calls, and ride pause/resume. These controls should be easy to hit while in motion and should not compete with the primary ride data. If a control opens a deeper setting, keep the first tap simple and obvious.

Add states for turn alerts, low battery, incoming calls, and connectivity loss. Each state should preserve the rider’s current context and make the next step obvious. Show how the dashboard behaves in bright sun and at night, with a high-contrast mode for low-light conditions and larger touch targets for safer use.