Dashboard · Editorial

The shift as a newspaper page: warm paper, one serif for everything that counts, hairlines instead of cards, no sidebar. The number of the day leads; hovering an order tints the whole section with its channel; the status button becomes its own confirm dialog.

What it is

An admin panel typeset like a newspaper: warm paper, a serif for every number that matters, hairlines instead of cards, and no sidebar at all. The day’s takings lead the page as a headline, the latest orders read as a column, and hovering one tints the whole section in its colour. A style for owners who read reports rather than watch gauges, and for any dashboard that wants to feel considered instead of busy. Built on the same live restaurant data as the rest.

Full library — live sample, numbers, prompt and source — is for clients. I have the password

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Composed from the library: range-line-morph · stacked-share-bar · hover-tinted-service-list · inline-confirm (Bencho, MIT)