Design System

Dashboard

A complete workspace overview: page context, supporting metrics, one dominant progress story, the work that needs attention, then activity.

What it demonstrates

  • User goal first — understand the state of work and spot what needs attention
  • Hierarchy without cards: metrics and lists sit on the open page, only the chart and table take a surface
  • One dominant data story (LineChart) with a quiet Callout reading the result out loud
  • Semantic colour used for meaning only — success for trend, warning and error for due state, brand reserved for actions
  • All four lifecycle states from the existing system: populated, loading skeletons, empty and error
  • Recomposed responsively — sidebar collapses to a drawer, metrics stack, the table hides its least important columns

How to adapt it

  • Composition: PageHeader → Metrics → primary chart → actionable list → projects table → activity.
  • Keep the metric row quieter than the chart; if a figure has no decision attached, it belongs lower on the page.
  • Every chart keeps its accessible summary, legend and data-table alternative — colour is never the only channel.
  • Use it for an overview a person opens daily. Do not use it for a single-record view (see Details) or for bulk work (see List).
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Composed from

Nothing on this screen is new. Every part is an existing component, layout or pattern.

TopNavigationSidebarMobileNavigationDrawerPageLayoutPageHeaderDateRangePickerSelectButtonIconButtonTooltipMetricGroupMetricSparklineLineChartCalloutListBadgeAvatarAvatarGroupDataTableProgressDropdownMenuActivityFeedSkeletonEmptyStateErrorStateToggleGroup