Responsive and Adaptive Dashboards
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When building enterprise dashboards, you need to ensure your charts and layouts adapt to all screen sizes, from desktops to tablets and mobile devices. Responsive design allows your dashboard to remain functional and visually appealing, no matter how users access it. Here are some practical tips for keeping your ECharts dashboards readable and usable across devices:
- Use flexible CSS layouts such as
flexboxorgridto automatically adjust chart containers; - Avoid fixed pixel widths—use relative units and
min/maxconstraints for cards and containers; - Set the
meta viewporttag so the dashboard scales correctly on mobile screens; - Always call the ECharts
resize()method on window resize events to ensure charts redraw and fit their containers; - Minimize chart clutter and simplify legends, labels, and tooltips for small screens;
- Test your dashboard on multiple devices and orientations to verify usability.
By following these practices, your ECharts dashboards will provide a seamless experience for all users, regardless of device.
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index.html
style.css
script.js
When building enterprise dashboards, you need to ensure your charts and layouts adapt to all screen sizes, from desktops to tablets and mobile devices. Responsive design allows your dashboard to remain functional and visually appealing, no matter how users access it. Here are some practical tips for keeping your ECharts dashboards readable and usable across devices:
- Use flexible CSS layouts such as
flexboxorgridto automatically adjust chart containers; - Avoid fixed pixel widths—use relative units and
min/maxconstraints for cards and containers; - Set the
meta viewporttag so the dashboard scales correctly on mobile screens; - Always call the ECharts
resize()method on window resize events to ensure charts redraw and fit their containers; - Minimize chart clutter and simplify legends, labels, and tooltips for small screens;
- Test your dashboard on multiple devices and orientations to verify usability.
By following these practices, your ECharts dashboards will provide a seamless experience for all users, regardless of device.
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