Dashboard asset hub
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Search, edit, download, and track publish status in one place.
Project Overview
From fragmented reporting to
governed dashboard delivery.
The product helps business users turn enterprise data into reusable dashboards through a visual builder, structured data binding, style controls, and a publish workflow.
Low-code visual builder
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Drag components onto a canvas and publish without code.
Structured field binding
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Map dimensions and measures into chart-specific slots.
Report-ready styling
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Control theme, spacing, tables, and component presentation.
Design Strategy
A simple structure for a complex
BI workflow.
The design separates dashboard governance from dashboard creation, then uses a familiar three-panel editor to reduce the learning curve for non-technical users.
- Problem
Enterprise reporting often depends on manual Excel or slide workflows. Dashboards are hard to reuse, data ownership is unclear, and non-technical users need a simpler way to build visual reports.
- Approach
Design a governed BI builder with dashboard management, drag-and-drop components, field binding, theme configuration, and publish controls in one coherent workflow.
Core Screens
Key interfaces designed around dashboard creation and
governance.
"Dashboard asset management"
A centralized list for searching, editing, checking, downloading, and tracking published dashboards across the organization.
"Secure entry and project context"
The login view introduces the product promise while showing the project workspace behind it, setting expectations for a managed data-product environment.
"Component-first dashboard builder"
The left panel makes chart types discoverable through visual components, tooltips, and category tabs before users place anything on the canvas.
"Global theme and dashboard settings"
The theme panel centralizes color theme, layout margin, component padding, and dashboard title settings for consistent dashboard setup.
"Grid system for layout governance"
The grid setting mode gives users control over grid count, spacing, card units, and line spacing, improving alignment across dashboards.
"Chart selection and field binding"
Right-side panels keep chart switching, dimensions, measures, filters, sort, and refresh controls close to the selected component.
"Multi-view analysis and report configuration"
One configuration framework supports analytical charts and delivery-ready tables: users can tune visual expression for trends and comparisons, then format structured report output.
