Dashboard
Page TypesAn at-a-glance view that displays key metrics, charts, and summaries, giving users a quick overview of important data and system status.
Visual Examples
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Visual examples for Dashboard coming soon.
How It Works in Apps/Websites
Dashboards aggregate information from multiple sources into a single view. They typically feature: KPI cards (key numbers), charts (line, bar, pie), data tables, and activity feeds. Layout uses a grid system with cards of varying sizes. Information hierarchy prioritizes the most important metrics at the top-left.
How AI Interprets This Term
When you say 'dashboard', AI expects: a grid layout with stat cards showing numbers (revenue, users, etc.), various charts (line graph for trends, bar chart for comparisons, pie for distribution), possibly a sidebar for navigation. Color-coded for status (green positive, red negative).
Prompt Examples
Copy-paste these prompts to use in your AI tools.
Create a simple dashboard with revenue, users, and orders stats
Design an analytics dashboard: 4 stat cards at top (Total Revenue with +12% badge, Active Users, Orders, Conversion Rate), line chart for monthly trends, bar chart for top products, recent activity list. Dark sidebar with navigation.
Show a minimal dashboard (3 KPI cards only) vs a comprehensive dashboard (cards, multiple charts, data table)
Compare With
Related or contrasting terms to help you understand the differences.
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Usage Guidelines
When to Use
- •Business intelligence views
- •Admin interfaces
- •User account overviews
- •Monitoring systems
When NOT to Use
- •Public-facing websites
- •Simple applications
- •Content-focused pages