Back to glossaryProduct & TechnologyDashboard Layer
Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
A Dashboard Layer groups multiple widgets or panels that serve a common purpose, such as performance metrics or risk indicators. Users can show or hide the entire layer to focus on relevant information.
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When to use dashboard layer
Apply when you want to organize related dashboard elements for easier navigation.
A practical example of dashboard layer
Suppose the design team creates a "Usability" dashboard layer containing heat‑map, task‑completion, and satisfaction widgets, then toggles it during stakeholder reviews.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Ensure each widget in the layer shares a common data theme.
- Test that toggling the layer hides and reveals all its widgets.
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