I already have a fully configured Google Analytics setup feeding dependable data; what I need now is a set of polished dashboards that surface user-behaviour insights in a way that my team can act on immediately. The goal is to make it effortless to spot how people move through the site, how long they stay, and where they leave. Here’s what I’m aiming for: • A clean, at-a-glance view of page-view trends and average session duration, with filters for date range, traffic source, and device. • A navigation-flow visual that highlights the most common paths, drop-off points, and looping behaviours so we can tighten funnels. • Consistent styling, clear call-outs for significant changes, and lightweight annotations so anyone on the team can interpret the data without extra explanation. The data model is already in place, so there’s no backend work—just smart use of Google Analytics (and, if you prefer, Looker Studio) to transform the existing reports into a more intuitive, visually engaging format. Once the dashboards are live, a quick hand-off call or loom video is all I need to understand how to tweak segments and date filters in the future.