Product design question
Design the core dashboard experience for Command Center for a large regulated legal customer. What information should be visible on the default admin view, how would you organize adoption, access, and governance signals, and how would you make the dashboard simple enough to use regularly but trustworthy enough for operational decision-making?
- Harvey
- Product design
- Hard
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