Four ways to fix the dashboard

Same data, same brand, four different answers to one question: when Tucker opens this app with 499 posts pending across 60 clients, what should he see first? Static mockups, no live data.

WHAT EACH CONCEPT IS SOLVING

No hierarchy — every card shouts the same purple "Review posts" button, so nothing is the obvious next action
Noise — "0 photos ready", duplicate counts, per-card trash icons, and an "active" badge on every client
Density — only 6 of 60 clients fit on screen when this is really a worklist
No progress signal — nothing shows which clients are done, half done, or untouched
Greeting uses the login handle ("Tcarlile28") instead of a name

Command Center

One hero with the 499 number and a single "Start reviewing" button, then a dense 48px-row client table with progress bars. Highest information density.

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Status Board

Three columns — Needs review, In progress, Cleared. Compact cards move across the board as work gets done. Best for seeing where the batch stands.

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Focus Mode

Editorial and minimal. Huge 499, one button, the five biggest queues, everything else behind "All clients". Premium feel, least clutter.

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Refined Grid

Keeps today's card grid but fixed: 4 per row, progress ring instead of three redundant stats, one pending number, ghost buttons, no trash icon or "active" badge. Smallest change to ship.

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Mockups only. Client names and counts are pulled from the live app for realism; review-progress states are illustrative.