I’ll just contrast this with the default dashboard experience at my employer’s in-house bug tracker. That dashboard allows the user to customize the view in a grid, such as 1x2 or 2x3 or 3x3. Then within each item of a grid you can define a search query whose results will be displayed there. For each result, you can customize which items to show, e.g. subject, need attention, assignee, priority, etc. The UI feels dated in a late 2000s style, but it permits staggering amount of customization. When different employees open their dashboard it feels like different websites.
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