Catalog study 11
SaaS analytics workspace
A dense analytics workspace refined around one operating question, persistent filters, readable trends, and a table that supports action without dashboard-card repetition.
Repository-owned synthetic study. It proves composition and design reasoning without claiming live product behavior, customer adoption, measured outcomes, or production acceptance.
Activation workspace
Where did activation change?
42.8%
Activated within the first session
+4.6%
against previous period
- New accounts
- 37.2K
- Completed setup
- 15.9K
- Exceptions
- 184
+6.8%
+4.6%
Needs review
Activation drivers
Sorted by exception| Channel | New users | Activation | Change | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organic search | 18,420 | 48.6% | +8.2% | Healthy |
| Paid social | 9,840 | 32.1% | −6.4% | Review |
| Partner referral | 5,190 | 44.8% | +2.1% | Stable |
| Product invite | 3,760 | 56.2% | +11.3% | Healthy |
Constrained width
On narrow screens, the operating question and trend remain first. Comparison metrics stack, while the table keeps a labelled horizontal scroll boundary.
Overview
Activation
Segments
42.8%
Proof details
Starting brief
Refine a SaaS analytics screen whose equal metric cards, detached filters, and decorative charts make it difficult for a growth team to find changes that need action.
Static analytics specimen using synthetic data. Query behavior, permissions, exports, saved views, chart accessibility, and production performance remain unverified.
Question
Where did activation change, and what needs action?
Hierarchy
Trend → drivers → exception table → action
Filters
Persistent period, segment, channel, and comparison
Narrow mode
Chart summary first; columns disclose progressively
Result
A workspace with stable navigation, a single primary trend, compact comparison metrics, filter provenance, exception-led rows, and a constrained-width mode that preserves the decision path.
Refuses
- One card for every metric
- Decorative chart variety
- Hidden filter context or invented performance claims
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