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Commit b1e0c867 authored by Jeremy Elder's avatar Jeremy Elder :speech_balloon:
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feat(Dashboards): Cross reference defs

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### When not to use
- If content is action-oriented and presented in a list, table, or board, then a general landing page may be more appropriate.
- If content is action-oriented and presented in a list, table, or board, then a general [landing page](/patterns/navigation#landing-page) may be more appropriate.
### Behavior
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<todo>Add top bar example</todo>
### Dashboard
### Homepage
The dashboard is the page users see at the top level of GitLab.com or their instance, and it's where users are directed after logging in. This page is considered navigation, as it is meant to help users orient themselves upon logging in. Currently this page is [configurable in User Settings](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/preferences.html#default-dashboard).
The homepage is the page a user sees at the top level of GitLab.com or their instance, and it's where users are directed after logging in. This page is considered navigation, as it is meant to help users orient themselves upon logging in. Currently this page is [configurable in User Settings](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/preferences.html#default-dashboard).
### Landing page
A landing page is the page directly tied to a link in the navigation. Typically, a landing page contains overview and/or summary content, but it can also be a [dashboard](/patterns/dashboards).
### User settings menu
The user settings menu is the rightmost menu which contains items related to the logged-in user.
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