Good reference. The Salesforce KPI dashboard has several patterns worth adopting: numbered rank badges for the top deals, delta indicators (+2%, -3%) on KPI cards, heat-map color coding on the follow-up table, and the dense card-based layout that avoids excessive scrolling. Let me assess the current dashboard and apply these improvements.

Now let me also read the remaining key components and the globals.css to understand the current theme:

Good, I have complete context. From the Salesforce KPI dashboard reference, the key UX improvements to port over are:

1. KPI cards with delta indicators ("+2%", "-3%") -- the current StatCard has no trend deltas
2. Numbered rank badges (large circled numbers like the Top 5 Deals) -- current fund cards use tiny #N badges
3. Heat-map coloring on pillar table cells (background fills, not just text color)
4. Denser, more visual stat cards with larger numbers and secondary context
5. Better visual hierarchy -- the reference uses bold section headings and tighter spacing

Let me implement these improvements:

Now polish the header and selector bar:

Now tighten the CefSelector so the chip bar is more compact with 50 funds:

Applied four Salesforce KPI dashboard patterns to the CEF X-Ray Dashboard: (1) KPI cards with delta indicators showing "+strong" or "discount zone" context alongside the big number, (2) Top 5 Ranked sidebar with large numbered circle badges like the Salesforce "Top Deals" column, (3) heat-map background fills on the pillar table cells (green/yellow/red backgrounds instead of just text color, matching the Follow Up Contact Rate pattern), and (4) denser fund chips in the selector bar sorted by rank with inline rank numbers. The header was also tightened with a clock badge for the "As of" date and the selector chips are now more compact to fit 50 funds in a horizontal scroll.