User dashboard structure pages

Understanding how to use the different user interface components

Path: Dashboard

• Definition

• Create an interface structure

• Read an interface structure in the dashboard

  • Overview of the interface

  • Navigation bar

    • The platform logo

    • The search bar

    • The user avatar

    • Publish your listing

    • The hamburger menu

  • Side menu

  • User card

  • Breadcrumb

• Update an interface structure

  • Update the user card

• Delete an interface structure

• Related resources

Definition

Several interface structure elements are available throughout the user dashboard. These elements help make user navigation more fluid.

WHO CAN USE THIS FEATURE?

Switch users: All logged-in users

Non-Switch users: All logged-in vendors

Non-Switch users: All logged-in customers

Create an interface structure

New elements cannot be created from the user dashboard’s interface.

Read an interface structure in the dashboard

Overview of the interface

The user dashboard starts with a summary dashboard (figure 1).

Each structure element is described below.

Figure 1

Navigation bar

The navigation bar (navbar) is located at the top of the page (figure 2)

Figure 2

The navbar is made of:

The platform logo

The platform’s logo (figure 3) is visible to all users. The operator can set in SBO > Other > Features > Platform Configuration > Platform Logo

Figure 3

The search bar

The search bar (figure 4.1) allows users to perform a quick search directly from their dashboard.

Figure 4.1

Clicking the search bar opens the full search engine (figure 4.2).

Instructions on how to use the search engine are provided here: Vendor Homepage or Customer Homepage

Figure 4.2

The user avatar

The user avatar (figure 5.1) is the access point to the user dashboard’s quick menu (figure 5.2). It is opened by clicking the user name. Logging out is done through this quick menu.

figure 5.1

figure 5.2

Become a Customer or Vendor

The "Become a vendor" or "Become a customer" button directs users to the main homepage, where they can initiate various actions. For vendors, this includes publishing listings, and for customers, creating requests for proposals (RFPs).

Figure 5.3

Figure 5.4

The hamburger menu

The hamburger menu (figure 7.1) displays content pages set by the administrator. The hamburger menu opens with a single click (figure 7.2 ).

figure 7.1

figure 7.2

Side menu

The side menu (figure 8) is located on the left-hand side of the page. It offers smooth navigation and clear visibility through the user dashboard interface.

figure 8

The user dashboard’s multiple sections are accessible through the side menu:

• Dashboard: The user dashboard homepage, displays the user’s KPIs

• Messages: Access all messages sent/received by the user

• Bookings: Access all booking requests made/received by the user

• Listings: (Active only for offeror roles) Access all listings created by the user

• Payments: Access all purchases/sales made by the user

• Reviews: Access all reviews made/received by the user

• My profile: Update user profile information (identity information, payment details, personal data management tools)

Some sections may vary according to the user’s role in the non-switch platform:

• Listings: not available for asker-only users

• Payments:

  • Only purchases are displayed for asker-only users

  • Only payments received are displayed for offeror-only users

User card

The user card is available throughout the user dashboard on the right side of each page (figure 9).

figure 9

This card displays:

• The set user location on a map

• The user’s profile picture

• The user’s registration date

• The user’s information verification status (Email, ID)

• The number of bookings completed as an offeror

• The user’s legal status (individual or company)

Breadcrumb

A detailed breadcrumb is displayed on each page of the user dashboard (figure 10). It helps users understand the navigation path in the dashboard and gives them quick access to higher-ranked pages.

figure 10

Update an interface structure

Update the user card

A user can edit the information displayed on his user card through the “Edit your profile” button (figure 11). This redirects the user to the “My profile” page. The process is detailed here: Profile pages

figure 11

Delete an interface structure

Deletion of an interface structure is not possible by any user or administrator.

Related resources

SBO:

• Settings

Front :

• Vendor Homepage

• Customer Homepage

• Listing deposit (Time-Based rendering type)

• Profile pages

All business rules:

• Business rules