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Workbench
The workbench is often used as the homepage of an application, providing a convenient hub for users. It offers common information entry points, navigating to various functional modules of the application in a hub-and-spoke manner; it presents information that the user currently needs to focus on, shortening the path to key information; and allows users to directly perform some high-frequency tasks on the workbench.
User-side: Provide shortcuts for handling and viewing information and necessary help for users;
Product-side: Communicate better with users, appropriately promote new trends and operational content of the product.
Can users locate the information they want?
Understand the core goals of users returning to the site and provide the shortest navigation paths to possible destinations.
When to Use
Involved Functions
Help; Core Data; Shortcuts; To-Do List; Focus; Operational Modules.
Design Suggestions
When to Use
Involved Functions
Help; Empty State Guide.
Design Suggestions
This type of page generally provides two types of navigation forms.
① Users know the function they want to use and need to navigate to it. For example:
② Discovery navigation, where users need to complete a task but do not know which function to use. For example:
Arrange the content based on usage frequency in the daily work.
See Error Page
Additionally, whether to recommend personalized customization for users is still under exploration.