📊 Dashboard Layout Tool

Responsive developer analytics dashboard powered by CSS Grid

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About This Tool

Purpose

A demonstration of CSS Grid Layout techniques applied to create a flexible, responsive developer dashboard for Claude Code analytics. This tool showcases how to build modular dashboard layouts that adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes while maintaining visual hierarchy and usability.

Features

  • Named Grid Areas - Semantic layout regions using grid-template-areas
  • Responsive Auto-Fit - Stats cards that automatically adjust columns with auto-fit and minmax()
  • Consistent Spacing - Clean gaps between panels using CSS Grid gap property
  • Multi-Panel Layout - 6 distinct dashboard sections arranged in an intelligent grid
  • Adaptive Breakpoints - Layout reconfigures at 1200px and 768px for optimal viewing
  • Dark Developer Theme - Eye-friendly color scheme for extended coding sessions
  • Interactive Metrics - Live data visualization with tool usage, timeline, and performance stats

Web Research Integration

Source: MDN - CSS Grid Layout

Techniques Applied:

  • grid-template-areas - Created named layout regions ("stats", "timeline", "usage", "activity", "performance", "docs") for semantic, maintainable dashboard structure. This allows easy reconfiguration at different breakpoints by simply redefining the areas.
  • auto-fit with minmax() - Implemented responsive card grids (stats-grid, performance-grid) that automatically adjust column count based on available space using repeat(auto-fit, minmax(120px, 1fr)). Cards flow and resize without media queries.
  • gap property - Applied consistent spacing between all grid items using the gap: 1.5rem property, eliminating the need for margin calculations and ensuring uniform visual rhythm across the entire dashboard.

Grid Layout Structure

The main dashboard uses a 4-column grid with named areas:

  • Desktop (>1200px): 4x4 grid with stats/timeline sharing top row, usage/activity in middle rows
  • Tablet (768-1200px): 4-column grid with full-width sections stacked vertically
  • Mobile (<768px): Single column stack for optimal mobile viewing

Usage

  1. Open the tool to see a complete analytics dashboard layout
  2. Resize the browser window to observe responsive grid reconfiguration
  3. Notice how named grid areas reorganize at different breakpoints
  4. Observe auto-fit behavior in stats cards and performance metrics
  5. Use this pattern for building your own modular dashboards
  6. Inspect the CSS to understand grid-template-areas syntax

Developer Notes

This dashboard demonstrates key advantages of CSS Grid for developer tools:

  • Maintainability: Named grid areas make layout intent clear and changes simple
  • Flexibility: Easy to add, remove, or reorder dashboard panels
  • Responsiveness: Auto-fit and minmax() eliminate brittle breakpoint logic
  • Performance: Pure CSS solution with no JavaScript layout calculations
  • Accessibility: Grid maintains semantic HTML structure regardless of visual layout