MECE stands for

MECE is responsible for organizing data & content into major categories or sections

Hirearchy isn't considerd as a way of organizing the content

In (category or facet) content can be labeld and then grouped into categories or topics

the first rule in designing workflows and tasks is to make frequently used items visible

"Chunk up" jobs into a sequence of steps is the second principle for designing workflows and tasks

Any such page will primarly do one of these things
Override
Focus Make DO

show a list or grid of things or options

Provide tools to create a thing

Facilitate a single task

the pattern which is used to hook the user

content, commercial, task centric websites are examples of feature,search,browse pattern

the first screen presents actionable information without requiring any input or action from the user in mobile direct access pattern

when your site/app has frequently updated content and the user checks it often you have to use ... pattern

A dashboard is often the first screen a customer will see when logging in to a consumer or business platform

is an application structure defined by a central workspace with containers of tools around it

A feature or component that leads the user through the interface step by step to do tasks in a prescribed orders

An interface where users can view more than one page, project, file or context at a time

Tags are a method of classifying and categorizing information by adding labels to it