Make currently viewed Explore Dashboard tab more apparent
Feature Request Summary:
Zendesk Support should make the tab a user is currently viewing on a dashboard more apparent to the user. When there are multiple tabs on a dashboard and reports on tabs are are similar to one on another tab its difficult for the user to know what tab they are looking at
Description/Use Cases:
Example: Dashboard has goals/stats for depts with unique reporting needs and thus required dept specific tabs . When jumping from one tab to another the user can be confused on which tab they are currently looking at since there is no indication when looking at the row of tabs at the top of the dashboard.
Business impact of limitation or missing feature:
This causes confusion for users who should be able with a quick glance see what tab of the dashboard they are currently viewing
Other necessary information or resources:
Currently user view. Note: In this case Backlog is the tab that was selected for view.
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Hi Bill,
I just want to confirm something -- it looks like you have tab fill colors filled in for each of the tabs of this dashboard. When that's the case, the tab fill color should also be the fill color of the entire dashboard tab, surrounding all the queries and other information on the tab, like so:
In which case it would seem clear which tab the user is on. Is tab color not visible in the rest of query tab for you? If so, can you confirm which browser you're using? Thanks!
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Hey Dave,
We generally fill the entire workspace with reports and filters. I guess the user can scroll down past the last report to see the color but that doesn't really seem like an ideal work around
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Hey Bill,
Understood -- I think the workaround here would be to either a) make all the tabs the same color, and choose a light color, so that the border around the active tab is easier to see, or b) drag your queries down a little bit (even just a pixel or two) from the top of the dashboard, so that the tab color shows a bit.
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