In as much detail as possible, describe the problem or experience related to your idea. Please provide the context of what you were trying to do and include specific examples or workarounds:
Lots of our UX pages have a summary grid at the top, then a series of grids below with the same column headings and more detail regarding the breakdown of the line items in the summary grid.
Because the breakdown grids are different calculations, sometimes with a lot of line items, it is not possible to combine these into one module, so different grids are required.
Synchronised scrolling means the grids stay aligned, but with multiple grids a lot of scrolling up and down the page is required to follow the 'story'.
How often is this impacting your users?
Every day
Who is this impacting? (ex. model builders, solution architects, partners, admins, integration experts, business/end users, executive-level business users)
business users, including senior stakeholders
What would your ideal solution be? How would it add value to your current experience?
A way to allow multiple grid cards to be "stacked" on top of each other, taking the same space in the UX screen but navigated via a drop down rather than having to scroll up and down — this would allow the summary and detail data to be on screen at the same time, making it much easier to follow the story and therefore make sensible decisions
Alternatively, a way to "collapse" a card just to a heading level so it takes up a smaller amount of screen real-estate would have a similar effect
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