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AI Impact - Separate SDLC and AI usage metrics into categorised panels

Problem

The current iteration of the "comparison table" visualization AI Impact Dashboard shows both SDLC and Code suggestion usage metrics in a single table.

This can be confusing as it may look like either all metrics are SDLC metrics or all AI related metrics.

AI Impact Dashboard
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This update will also improve the Value Streams Dashboard by breaking the table down into smaller groupings.

Note: the goal of the "comparison table" visualization AI Impact Dashboard is to help decision-makers understand how different metrics are performing relative to each other or to identify trends and patterns in the data.

Proposals

  • Option A - Separate metrics by using different panels
  • Option B - Separate metrics by adding a collapsable sub-header within the table
  • Option C - Add a way to filter out which metrics to show/hide
  • Option D - Leverage row headers and sub-headers

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Preferred proposal

  • Option A - Separate metrics by using different panels

Rationale:

  • This option solves the problem of chunking the information
  • This option will be the easiest to implement and will reduce the need of adding complexity to existing UI patterns (See comment: #461748 (comment 2037477370))
  • This option is easily reversible (See two way door decision)
  • Since the Created by GitLab dashboards serve as a showcase of what is possible to create, we should set an example of what good defaults and best practices look like. In this case making sure each panels answers a specific set of questions at a glance. See Option A - custom dashboard example.

Next steps:

Edited by Brandon Labuschagne