With our dashboards, there can be up to 13 lines which cause a lot of scrolling up and down. I have a suggestion that would be reasonably easy to develop but would be a good quality of life improvement.
If the toolbar at the top had a menu of lines, it would make jumping up and down very easy for our users.
Example
Dashboard has 13 lines, user is currently on line 12 (product details) but needs to jump line 6 after focusing on a specific product. Rather than scrolling up and down, the user would simply click on the menu of table of contents and it would jump you to that section.
The above can be achieved with basic HTML encoding on each line with the ā#ā bookmark option. This would make for a more slicker interface for traversing dashboards.
@Steve_Shuman, I do agree that widgets can be minimised on open, but I dont want users having to keep opening widgets; rather they can traverse quicker around the dash. However, on your train of thought, I did suggest something quite a while ago which was to minimise lines, which would have been a lot easier, also would reduce performance impact.
Both great suggestions. I would also prefer to see this current suggestion. I think it would make navigating dashboards easier without having to remember to minimize/maximize lines.
