mini-graph-card VS button-card

Ich auch. Das ist aber Homeassistant + https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card

It's a Vertical Stack in Card with Simple Thermostats and some Mini Graph Cards to show the data. I really need to clean up that section of the dashboard, but it still looks better than the stock thermostat card in my opinion.

As mentioned in a previous post, this depends upon the Mini Graph Card available via HACS or here: https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card. Also note that the "Total payouts" graph depends upon an input_number helper (named input_number.total_mining_payouts in this case) and another script that updates that value. Let me know if you're interested in that and I can share it too. Otherwise, just remove the last graph to prevent errors. That script is also responsible for sending push notifications to my phone when payments are sent.

I'm using mini graph card custom lovelace card.

I'm using the 'custom:mini-graph-card' to display the graphs: https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card

I personally use mini-graph to stack all my temperature graphs together.

Here's a mini graph card on HACS that has a TON of options, including smoothing.

mini graph card - more customization of the graph card

I use the custom button card but any card that support tap_action should do. This may be more complicated than you need but I also use decluttering templates (which I omitted here). I hope it isn't too complicated.

HI, try to use custom-button available in HACS, needs a little bit of coding but it is worth it! https://github.com/custom-cards/button-card and a good source also here: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/fun-with-cutom-button-card/238450

Custom Button Card

I've got my current layout pretty close using button-card, but I am not sure how to / if I can pull in data from other sensors that aren't the main entity. Here is my code so far:

As for the "Turn on TV", "Turn off TV", "Play Xbox", "Play PS4" stuff, you can create buttons for them, rather than using switches, using something like Button Card or something. Personally, I think pulling out a phone, waiting for some app to load, scrolling around to whatever thing and pressing a button is just stupid and slow, so I have a few physical buttons around my house. The Hank 4 button/8 scene remote is good, I have a few of them. I've also got some much cheaper Sonoff RM433 8 button remotes that I integrate with rtl_433. Each of my Inovelli Red dimmers also has 11 possible "buttons" via 2/3/4/5x tap and the config button single tap. So I've got zero-fuss buttons to hit for things that aren't easily automated, like "play Xbox" or whatever. It's so much faster to just hit a real button than to fumble around with a phone app. Plus, our phones are usually not nearby anyway.

You can use custom-button-card to achieve this, and more.

It's simply just custom button cards with "spin: true" as one of the properties! The icon must be completely centered otherwise it will spin weird