Learn how to create and configure the Syncfusion Vue Dashboard Layout component in a Vue application using Visual Studio Code. A dashboard is a visual display of multiple panels arranged on a single screen so that several metrics can be monitored at a single glance.

In this video, I will show you how to add the Syncfusion Vue Dashboard Layout component to a Vue app. I will also show you how to add multiple panels and configure them in a structured layout. Finally, you will see how to drag and resize the panels dynamically.

Vue dashboards commonly employ a grid system for defining rows and columns, enabling the placement of various elements. This grid system simplifies the creation of responsive layouts that adapt seamlessly to diverse screen sizes and orientations. Dashboard layouts typically consist of various widgets and components, such as charts, tables, graphs, and notifications. It facilitates the organized arrangement of these widgets, ensuring a structured presentation.

Many dashboard layout components go a step further by offering drag-and-drop functionality, empowering users to customize widget placement to enhance the user experience. Vue dashboards often incorporate responsive design features, guaranteeing that the dashboard maintains optimal appearance and functionality across desktop and mobile devices. Additionally, these components allows users to customize colors, fonts, and other stylistic elements to align with their application's branding.

Since dashboards often rely on data, Vue dashboard layout components frequently include mechanisms for seamless data integration. This integration may involve connecting with APIs, databases, or other data services to ensure that the dashboard remains data-driven and up to date.

Tutorial video: https://www.syncfusion.com/tutorial-videos

Download the example from GitHub: https://github.com/SyncfusionExamples/getting-started-with-the-vue-dashboard-layout-component