Everything on a single scrolling page: disk, structure, models, recommendations. The axonometric figure sits at the top as the single entry point and the reader scrolls.
Best when you mostly come to check one thing and the page is a habit, not a destination.
A thin index that holds only the figure and the headline numbers, then a separate sheet per subject: disk, models, layout. The index is the poster, the sheets are the reference.
Best when the subjects genuinely have different reading rhythms, which they do: disk changes daily, models change weekly.
One page, three tabs, no navigation away. Tab state in the URL hash so a view is still linkable.
Best when you are comparing models against disk and want them side by side in your head.
A grid of cards, one per owner of space and one per paid plan. Click to expand in place. The ledger and the model catalogue are the same object seen two ways.
Best when you want the overview on a wall and never read the paragraphs.
One build, no interaction at all. Numbers are baked at build time, the site is a document that gets replaced. A diff between two dates is the only navigation you need.
Best when the value is the record, not the browsing. This is also the honest option for a machine you do not sit in front of.