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Not everyone likes, or needs, to do a deep spreadsheet style analysis every time they check their site with The Crawl Tool. For this reason a lot of work has been put into improving the project dashboards.
The idea of the project dashboard is to put the most important summary information in an easy to view and read report. This should save time for those times when you just want to get an idea of the current state of the site.
We're calling this version 1 of the new Projects Dashboard as we've still got plenty of ideas and enhancements we'd like to do to it. But it's so useful we've made the first version live now.
If you have any suggestions, get in touch: [email protected]
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