The redesign, checked screen by screen

Every console screen and site page was compared against the design it was built from, and the gaps closed. Usage shows both quotas as meters with the reset time, fourteen days of calls, and who spent them — your clients, your agents and the console each on their own line. Settings & tier shows your slots and your quota with the same numbers Overview and Usage show, because all three now read them from one place. Feedback is a list of your notes with the maintainer's answer one click away, and a Send feedback button that opens the form in place. The rail carries counts on Collections, Connections and Feedback, a dot on Activity while notifications are unread, and a warning on Connections while a credential that no longer works is still being presented. Tracking tells players from clans at a glance and shows when each clan was last polled. Every record page ends with the docs that explain that kind of record. Four things that were simply broken are fixed: the collector page an operator opened crashed on a field name; the war-week lookup could not parse the form its own hint suggested; every clan record said it had never been polled; and the transcripts on this site named tools that did not exist while the page said they all did — every tool named under a window is real now and links to its reference. On the site, the home page carries the use-case cards, the pipeline, the counters and the machine-readable paths; the use-case pages have a rail of all eleven, live transcripts and setup buttons that go somewhere; the family page finally links to each product; the corpus page has an on-this-page rail; and Updates can be filtered by kind and jumped to by month.