UPDATED Home Assistant Dashboard. SUPER CLEAN LOOK using visibility and conditions.

Making my Home Assistant dashboard EVEN BETTER by using the visibility settings in the Tile Cards. Display only the things that are important based on the entity state. Conditions help everything look clean and simple. Combine more entities into one section to save space and clean up the look and feel.
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[@thesecretreviewer8242]

It's always great to see how people use home automation. I like to have items grouped by how i would let people use them. For example i have my pool and back patio option on a scene so it's easy to turn on an entire area that works together for like a Pool Party or a Back Patio Party. Some items are unavailable to the party folks because i don't want them turning them off / on (ex. Power Plug for a Stereo)

[@DavidBruner_NJ]

Chris - Your new interface inspired me enough to work on mine. I have used Mushroom for a long time, and probably will still use the mushroom light cards, but I like the sections. Been playing with sections for a few weeks. It does need some work, but I look forward to all of the conditionals.

[@bazcurtis178]

I have started to use visibility for the first time. As you say, it is handy to have an awareness dashboard. I love data and so have made some that are “too” big

[@yoshidis4]

I wanted to have something like this: Have a clickable badge at the top of my dashboard, with 3 states, and when I click it it would change how much of the data would be displayed. E.g. in the 1st state it would only show basic or important information like you have the temperatures setup, on the 2nd state it would show all temperatures of every sensor, and on the 3rd it would show all temperatures and all humidities

[@robrouw8599]

Great video but can you tell me how to use the mobile plugin you talk about at 12:50 ? Tank you im new to HA

[@stampeder1686]

I really enjoyed your video. I am currently migrating from Hubitat to HA and in the process of designing new dashboards. I am definitely going to use sessions. My question is how do you handle displaying several security cameras on your new dashboard. Keep up the great videos.

[@RadioStormOKC]

One thing that I am confused about is visibility once they've disappeared due to being turned off. How do you find them when you want to turn them back on?

[@magnum12pm]

I noticed you had the NWS Alerts on your dash board. I used the Blitzortung Lightning Strike Counter and NWS alerts to try and creat an automation to flash my LED light strings and announce the warnings on my google and Home pod speakers. It worked perfectly for the Blitzortung first try, but the NWS integration just shows the number of Alerts, but does not trigger the automation. I can't really figure out why. We have had more than 60 tornados here in Ohio, I thought this would be helpful. If you know where I went wrong this might make for a good video, maybe even life saving for some folks.....Thanks enjoy your channel.

[@JoseBerruezo]

The dashboard is really clean, I like it. But shouldn't you have a card to turn on the lights, blinds, switches, etc. too? In that case, do you use another dashboard? Thanks

[@robjeeves]

What I do is have a Boolean called “show”. If I toggle that on all lights are made visible, can quickly see all lights to turn/on/off. Flick the Boolean off to go back to clean minimal view. Also use that with “guest” Boolean. It disable lighting Automation and shows all lights for guests to manually control.

[@techcoderhub]

I like new one

[@happycatlol]

@2:17 How do you get your Alarmo card to show up in one row like that? When I use a tile with the controls feature, it takes up way more height.

[@bazcurtis178]

The issue I am trying to overcome is, visibility attributes. For example, the thermostat sensor reports the room temperature by default, I want the target temperature which is an attribute. The card shows it, but visibilty does not support it by default.

[@bazcurtis178]

Can you post the update section YAML please? I have no alerts for HACS. I have to keep checking.

[@Traci_S_Aaron]

Your dashboard looks good for you. And for some it can be a daily driver I find myself wanting to create my daily driver and the functions to do it are readily available or easy to use I hope it's a work in progress for HA I truly want an organic fluid feeling dashboard and right now it's utilitarian and they seem to be just recreating that same look again I would highly suggest HA just allow a new dashboard across the board if we so choose to use it

[@us_sr_Zver]

Спасибо. Интересно. Пошел убирать лишнее с панели

[@KimmoJaskari]

All those headlines are just wasting space. I mean, you have a green rotating fan icon, no mystery what that depicts. The headline explaining these are fans seems wildly unnecessary. A nice discreet background image wouldn't go amiss for softening up the looks either, something abstract and on the darker side perhaps.

[@TechySpeaking]

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