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Admin dashboard template
How to read the demo in three passes, and what the sample data means.
Getting started
Start where the demo starts.
Open Project Management first. It is the screen the rest of Super Admin 3.2 is measured against: the summary cards, the budget and expense charts, the projects by status figure and the current tasks table all use components you will meet again on their own pages.
Then move sideways rather than down. Open an application view — File Manager, Contacts, Mail or Calendar — and check that it feels like the same product. Then open the Components and Forms sections and see the pieces on their own. If the three readings agree, the template will hold together in your build.
- 01
Read the dashboard
Cards, charts and tables in one arrangement.
- 02
Read a working view
File Manager, Contacts, Mail or Calendar.
- 03
Read the parts
Components, Forms, Content, Charts and Maps.
Practical questions
What the demo shows you.
Is the data in the dashboard real?
No. The counters, amounts, percentages and project rows in the demo are sample data used to fill the screens.
Can I see the sidebar groups in full?
Yes. The sidebar lists Dashboards, Application Views and Miscellaneous, and every page named in them is included.
Does the shell have a light and dark setting?
The header carries a theme switch with a reset, and language options for Japanese, German, Chinese and French.
Next
See the dashboard the rest of the template is built around.
Open Project Management, then move through the application views and components and judge whether they hold together.