Dashboard Documentation Summary

Quick Reference

Dashboard Categories

1. Overview - Site management and content insights
2. Analytics - Traffic and visitor analytics

Overview Cards

• Recent Posts
• Scheduled Posts
• Recent Comments
• User Analytics
• Media Analytics
• Server Health

Analytics Cards

• Page Analytics
• Device Usage
• Active Users
• Page Views Chart
• Top Pages
• Top Countries
• Top Referrers
• Bounce Rate & Time
• Analytics Map

System Features

• Date Range Picker (8 predefined ranges + custom)
• Category Navigation (URL-persisted)
• Card Rendering System (12-column grid)
• Extensibility (Hook-based)
• Shadow DOM Isolation
• Dark Mode Support
• Loading States
• Error Handling

Key Features Highlighted

1. Flexible Card System

• Modular, self-contained components
• Responsive grid layout
• Capability-based visibility
• Extensible via hooks

2. Global Date Range Filtering

• Affects all cards simultaneously
• Predefined ranges for quick selection
• Custom calendar picker
• Real-time updates

3. Category Organization

• Logical grouping of cards
• Tab-based navigation
• URL persistence
• Smooth transitions

4. Comprehensive Analytics

• Traffic metrics
• Visitor behavior
• Geographic data
• Engagement metrics

5. Content Management Insights

• Recent content overview
• Scheduled content calendar
• Comment moderation
• Media library stats

6. System Monitoring

• Server health metrics
• Resource usage tracking
• Update notifications
• Performance indicators

Screenshots

Screenshots are available in the screenshots/ directory:

• dashboard-overview.png: Overview category showing site management cards
• dashboard-analytics.png: Analytics category with traffic data and charts
• dashboard-date-picker.png: Date range picker interface with calendar

Technical Stack

• Framework: Vue.js 3 (Composition API)
• Styling: Tailwind CSS
• Charts: Chart.js
• Date Picker: Vue DatePicker
• Architecture: Shadow DOM for style isolation

Documentation Purpose

This documentation is designed for:

1. Project Handover: Complete feature overview for new developers
2. Feature Pages: Content for marketing/feature documentation
3. Developer Reference: Technical implementation details
4. User Guide: End-user feature explanations