CGW Dashboard

The central hub for travel advisors to create and manage the event mini‐sites efficiently.

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March 4th, 2025

Three‐Pane Layout

The Three‐Pane Layout is a well-established and proven UX pattern widely used in interface design to enhance navigation clarity, content organization, and task efficiency.

Key Features

  • Structure: Consists of three separate panes, each capable of containing various UI elements such menu links, UI cards, and input fields.
  • Flexibility: Can be designed with controls on one side and two content areas on the other panes.

Use Cases

  • Complex web applications and dashboards.
  • Applications requiring navigation menus alongside content display.

Implementation

  • Adapt to different screen sizes, potentially stacking vertically on smaller devices.
  • Establish the hierarchy and importance of information in each pane.
  • Enhance navigation and comprehension of content, not complicate it.
March 4th, 2025

Layout Components

This layout structure is a common and effective way to organize complex interfaces, allowing users to navigate, view content, and interact with a checklist simultaneously.

  1. Left Pane: Navigation
    • Provides easy access to different sections or features of the dashboard.
    • Remains constant as users navigate through content.
  2. Center Pane: Content Area
    • Displays the main content using a card‐based design.
    • Cards can be organized in a grid or list format.
    • Allows for flexible content presentation and easy scanning.
  3. Right Pane: Persistent Checklist
    • Stays visible as users interact with the main content.
    • Enables users to track tasks or progress without losing context.