qdash Page Status Grid
We wanted a quick, honest picture of where each page of the product dashboard stood: working, restyled, designed, or polished by hand.
A 22-row table, made in one sitting. Every page worked and wore the new look; five had a design pass; none had been fine-tuned by hand.
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What changed
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Every visible dashboard page got a row and four yes-or-no marks.
A status table for every page · came from Mark Parson
- All 22 pages worked and had the new look; five had a design pass; none were fine-tuned. In words
How we got here
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c63-D1 Four columns, alive, nuxt skin, design pass and manual fine tuning, with the experimental pages left out. — Mark Parson
Every visible dashboard page got a row and four yes-or-no marks.
Thanks to
People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.
Asked for the grid and set its four columns
His prompt named the columns (alive, nuxt skin, design pass, manual fine tuning) and said to leave the experimental pages out.
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The full record 0 decisions · 1 key-change entries · 167 words · 0 captures
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