Meaning & Definition of word "Dashboard"

Dashboard

/ˈdaʃˌbɔrd/

1. A panel fixed to the vehicle dashboard that displays various instruments, such as speed, fuel level, and other important indicators.
- Example: The car's dashboard lights up with indicators when the ignition is turned on.
2. An interface that organizes and presents information for easy access and understanding, often used in software applications.
- Example: The project management software features a dashboard that summarizes all ongoing tasks and deadlines.
3. A visual representation of key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics, especially in business intelligence contexts.
- Example: The sales dashboard provided real-time analytics on the company's performance this quarter.

●Originally referred to a board placed in front of a carriage to protect from mud. The term evolved to denote various types of control panels.

user dashboard:

A personal area of a website or application where a user can manage their settings and view relevant data.

dashboard view:

The way in which information is presented on the dashboard, usually at-a-glance.

dashboard metrics:

Key statistics displayed on the dashboard to signify performance.

gauge:

An instrument for measuring or testing.

interface:

A shared boundary across which two or more separate components of a computer system exchange information.

panel:

A flat or curved component that forms part of a structure, often used for organizing information.

Meaning: Dash

● Example Sentence: I need to check my dash to see the updates.

Meaning: Dashie

● Example Sentence: Did you see the new features on the dashie?