4.02-07 Avoid buttons for Navigation
Use the contents page for navigation rather than clutter the dashboards with buttons
Exceptions:
4.02-07a Iterative processes: When the user needs to toggle back and forth between dashboards, it is acceptable to have navigation buttons (old UX)
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Rule 4.02-07 Avoid buttons for Navigation. Use the contents page for navigation rather than clutter the dashboards with buttons
Here is how it was done in Pre Planual Era: How often have we seen this kind of layout on our dashboards. That is exactly what should NOT be done
What is wrong with this method? It goes against UX principles as it clutters the dashboard and takes good amount of space based on the description of the button
Here is how it should be done in Planual Way: Educate users to use Content Panel of the model instead of buttons on the dashboard
Exception: 4.02-07a Iterative processes “When the user needs to toggle back and forth between dashboards, it is acceptable to have navigation buttons”
If there is link between dashboards and a user necessarily has to navigate to another dashboard to complete the activities then it is ok to create navigation buttons on the dashboard
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