Responsive Dashboard Layout in CSS Grid
Generate layout code with fluid behavior and accessible structure.
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Generate a responsive dashboard layout in CSS Grid with accessible structure. Dashboard content (panels, charts, tables, filters): [DASHBOARD_PANELS]. Breakpoints and devices: [BREAKPOINTS]. Framework or plain CSS: [FRAMEWORK]. Browser support: [BROWSER_SUPPORT]. First produce a plan as tables: 1. Panel table: Panel | Priority on small screens | Columns spanned at small, medium, and large | Minimum width | Notes on its content. 2. Breakpoint table: Width range | Grid columns | Gap | Panel order. Then give the code: HTML with landmark regions (header, nav, main, sections with headings), CSS using named grid areas or auto-fit with minmax for fluid behavior, container queries where useful (with a fallback), logical properties, and no fixed heights that clip content. Charts need text alternatives (a summary and a data table alternative). Tables scroll within a labeled region instead of breaking the page. Include focus order that matches visual order, a skip link, prefers-reduced-motion handling, and printing styles. Explain three decisions in comments and list the tests: resize from 320 to 1920 pixels, 200 percent zoom, keyboard navigation, and screen reader landmark list.
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