The dashboard overlay has several layout inefficiencies visible when sections are expanded:
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Blank lines between collapsed sections -- each collapsed header ("Overdue 5", "Upcoming 2", etc.) is separated by a blank line, consuming vertical space that could hold actual content. With 4-5 collapsed sections this wastes 4-5 lines.
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Content doesn't fill the 72-column width -- incident names + priority + reported columns only use ~40 columns, leaving ~30 empty on the right side of the box. The mini-table columns don't expand to use available space.
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Vertical budget is tight when multiple sections expand -- with Incidents expanded (3 rows + column header + separator), there's limited room for other sections to expand simultaneously, even on tall terminals.
Spotted during a dynamic resize audit at 200x60.
The dashboard overlay has several layout inefficiencies visible when sections are expanded:
Blank lines between collapsed sections -- each collapsed header ("Overdue 5", "Upcoming 2", etc.) is separated by a blank line, consuming vertical space that could hold actual content. With 4-5 collapsed sections this wastes 4-5 lines.
Content doesn't fill the 72-column width -- incident names + priority + reported columns only use ~40 columns, leaving ~30 empty on the right side of the box. The mini-table columns don't expand to use available space.
Vertical budget is tight when multiple sections expand -- with Incidents expanded (3 rows + column header + separator), there's limited room for other sections to expand simultaneously, even on tall terminals.
Spotted during a dynamic resize audit at 200x60.