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We redesigned the dashboard: every section now collapses

The operator dashboard now organizes each block into collapsible sections. Open only what you need and keep the view clean.

Transentra Team·Jun 5, 2026·4 min read
We redesigned the dashboard: every section now collapses

We've redesigned the operator dashboard with an accordion approach: every important card can now be collapsed and expanded. The idea is simple — see the essentials at a glance, and open in detail only what you want to work on.

What changed

Before, each dashboard page showed all of its blocks open at once. On screens with a lot of information — balances, payment history, referrals, compliance — that forced too much scrolling. With the new collapsible component, each section shows a header with its title and a short summary while closed, and expands with a single click.

Designed for the whole dashboard

The pattern is applied consistently across the dashboard pages and the sidebar navigation groups. Each section follows predictable behavior: a single section stays open by default — the most relevant one on each page — so you start exactly where it matters.

Accessibility details

Each section header is a native button, so it works with the keyboard and announces its state (expanded or collapsed) to screen readers. When a section is closed, its content is marked inactive so it doesn't get trapped in the tab order. The opening animation uses a smooth grid-row transition instead of fixed heights, so long tables like the transaction history don't get clipped or jump.

Why we did it

An active operator checks their dashboard several times a day. Reducing visual noise and giving you control over what you see isn't an aesthetic whim: it shortens the time it takes to find your available balance, confirm a payment or check the status of a referral. Keeping information density high but orderly is one of our core design priorities.

This change is presentation-only: no data, calculation or flow changed. Everything you already did still works the same way, now with a tidier interface.

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