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Here is some information about the main dashboard view in Jenkins, in Fuego:

= Main screen elements =
If you click on "Jenkins" in the upper left part of any page in the = web
interface, you will be taken to a page with the following parts:
 * top of screen are some logos and a search bar
 * a navigation bar below that (with a context trail)
 * a sidebar of the left of the page with:
   * a menu
   * a "Build Queue"
   * a "Build Executor Status" 
   * target status
 * the main job panel, which may consists of several tabs, but which will have at least the following:
   * All
   * + sign

== Job dashboard ==
Each job dashboard shows a list of jobs, with some information about each one.
The information shows the status of the last execution of the test associated
with the job, as well as a "weather report", indicating the status of the last
few runs.  There is also information about the last successful run, the duration of the last run, and so on.

= Changing the interface =
== Create a new view ==
It is often handy to see just a subset of the jobs (like those for a particular board, or those having to do with a specific test area (like filesystems or networking).

You can create a new view by clicking on the "+" sign, to add a new tab to the dashboard.  Then entering a name, and selecting the "List View" button.
Then press the "OK" button.

At this point you can customize the view.  The most important thing in creating
a new view is selecting which jobs to show in the view.  You can select specific jobs by name, or use a regular expression to select the jobs to display.  If you wanted to create a view that showed all the jobs related to your board 'myboard', you could create a view called 'myboard', and under "Job Filters",  check the checkbox labeled: "User a regular expression to include jobs into the view".  Then add a regular expression like: 'myboard.*"

Click OK to save your view, and it should show up as a new tab in the dashboard view.

== Edit an existing view ==
To see the configuration for each view, select the tab you want to view/edit,
and select "Edit View" in the left sidebar menu.

For each Dashboard view you can set:
 * Name, Description
 * Job Filters
   * You can select individual tests, or use a regular expression to include tests in the view
 * columns
   * you can add or remove columns, or reorder the columns
     * default columns:
       * Status
       * Weather
       * Name
       * Last Success
       * Last Failure
       * Last Duration
       * Build Button
   * to remove a column, press the button labeled "Delete"
   * to reorder columns, hover your mouse over the column name, then click and drag the column to the position you would like it, in the list of columns