Dashboards
Project Management, CRM, Analytics, E-Commerce and Email Marketing.
Super Admin 3.2
Project Management, and every screen that surrounds it.
The Project Management dashboard is the opening screen. Behind it sit four more dashboards, the application views an admin needs day to day, and the components, forms, charts and maps they are all built from.
Dashboards
- Project Management
- CRM
- Analytics
- E-Commerce
- Email Marketing
What is inside
Seven groups of screens, drawn in one visual system.
Everything below is part of Super Admin 3.2 and shares the same cards, tables, spacing and controls as the Project Management dashboard.
Application Views
User Profile, Timeline, Photos, Connections, Preferences, File Manager, Contacts, Mail, Messages, Todo Lists and Calendar.
Sample Pages
Invoice, Pricing Table, Search Results, FAQ, Team, Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and Error.
Components
Accordion, Alerts, Badge, Breadcrumb, Buttons, Button Groups, Card, Carousel, Collapse, Dropdown, List Group, Modal, Nav, Offcanvas, Pagination, Placeholders, Popovers, Progress, Spinners, Toasts, Tooltips and Datatables.
Forms
Form Elements, Input Groups, Layouts, Templates, Validation and Components.
Charts and Maps
Charts and Maps, styled to sit inside the same dashboard cards.
Content
Typography, Figures, Images, Tables and Icons.
The dashboards
Five starting points, one shared shell.
Each dashboard keeps the same sidebar, search, notifications, tasks and theme switch, so a screen swapped in never looks borrowed.
01
Project Management
The opening dashboard: summary cards above budget, expense and status charts, with a current tasks table beside them.
02
CRM
A dashboard laid out for contact and pipeline work, using the same card and table language.
03
Analytics
A chart-led dashboard for teams whose first screen is a set of measurements.
04
E-Commerce
A dashboard arranged around orders and product figures rather than projects.
05
Email Marketing
A dashboard for campaign work, sharing the shell with the other four.
How a build starts
Pick the dashboard, then keep going.
The template is arranged so the first screen and the fortieth come from the same place.
- 01
Open a dashboard
Start from Project Management, CRM, Analytics, E-Commerce or Email Marketing.
- 02
Add the application views
User Profile, File Manager, Contacts, Mail, Messages, Photos, Todo Lists and Calendar are already drawn.
- 03
Assemble the rest from components
Cards, modals, dropdowns, datatables, toasts and the other components carry the same styling.
- 04
Finish the edges
Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and Error pages are part of the set.
Before you open the demo
What the template covers.
Which dashboards are included?
Project Management, CRM, Analytics, E-Commerce and Email Marketing.
Which application views come with it?
User Profile, Timeline, Photos, Connections, Preferences, File Manager, Contacts, Mail, Messages, Todo Lists and Calendar.
Are the everyday components documented?
Yes. Accordion, Alerts, Badge, Breadcrumb, Buttons, Button Groups, Card, Carousel, Collapse, Dropdown, List Group, Modal, Nav, Offcanvas, Pagination, Placeholders, Popovers, Progress, Spinners, Toasts, Tooltips and Datatables each have their own page.
What is provided for forms?
Form Elements, Input Groups, Layouts, Templates, Validation and form Components.
Are charts and maps part of it?
Yes. Charts and Maps have their own section, and the dashboards use them inside their cards.
What about the pages around the product?
Sample Pages covers Invoice, Pricing Table, Search Results, FAQ, Team, Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and Error.
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.