So it comes back to context, building out the relationships between the ideas so that the users can navigate the information available based on its context in the operating structure. Very nice
Exactly. It even goes beyond context into the realm of "situational awareness" This is a very deep hole of research into human-computer interfaces but yea the idea is to build useful mental models that allow for quick and effective decisions.
What do you do when a company has many revenue streams / product lines? Do you create a dashboard tree for each one? For example, Uber has Uber (ridesharing), Uber Eats, and Uber car rentals. Would these be three totally separate dashboard trees that are planned and built separately?
So it comes back to context, building out the relationships between the ideas so that the users can navigate the information available based on its context in the operating structure. Very nice
Exactly. It even goes beyond context into the realm of "situational awareness" This is a very deep hole of research into human-computer interfaces but yea the idea is to build useful mental models that allow for quick and effective decisions.
What do you do when a company has many revenue streams / product lines? Do you create a dashboard tree for each one? For example, Uber has Uber (ridesharing), Uber Eats, and Uber car rentals. Would these be three totally separate dashboard trees that are planned and built separately?
Yes in this case they would be separate dashboard trees