> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.oneweb.tech/oneweb/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.oneweb.tech/oneweb/design-and-develop-oneweb-apps/design-and-develop-ux-ui/ux-ui-components/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

Dashboards are the most relevant information management tools to analyze the Key Performance Indicators of a business. It basically consists of charts or other impact metrics that help to summarize the complex information into easily understandable formats.

**There are two ways of creating Dashboards in the ONEWEB platform**

**Using the Widget Dashboard** \
This is the old way of creating Dashboards in the ONEWEB platform. ONEWEB still supports this widget and hence all the existing dashboards can still function on newer versions of ONEWEB

**Using Charts extension in Page Designer** \
From version 4.0.0.19, Page Designer provides the charts extension for ONEWEB. Using this extension users can create dynamic charts or graphs that can be included in the web pages or mobile applications very easily.


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