Table Setup is the one panel the tool opens by itself, on a table nobody
has set up yet, so it is most of what a dealer sees the first time they
arrive. Measured on a fresh table: the panel stood 886px on a 667px
phone, and the whole page 2076.
The order was the problem more than the length. The two figures the
panel's own summary glances at — "10 seats · $1/$2" — were the seat count
at the top and the blinds 218px further down, under three switches and
the three paragraphs explaining them: a dedicated dealer, a card sheet at
every street, and whether the phone is allowed to sleep. A dealer setting
up a $1/$2 game read all of that on the way to the two boxes they came
for.
The three have gone into "While you deal", with the paragraphs. That is
not a new idea in this panel — House take and Without live betting were
already nested disclosures — it is the same idea applied to the things
that were not about money. Afterwards the panel is 529px, the page 1719
on the same phone and 1275 on a 1280x900 desktop, and the first two rows
are the seats and the blinds.
A switch nobody can see is a switch nobody remembers turning on, so the
disclosure carries a glance of its own: "Asking for cards", "House
dealer", or "Screen may sleep" when one of the three is away from where
it ships, and silence when none of them is. One of them, not a list:
joined they run to 49 characters into a row 44px tall with a label
already on it, and "House dealer · Asking for c…" has told nobody
anything.
1291 tests pass; the sweep is clean at 428 audits across 13 viewports.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015bnp7xKUPFFSpwkYNFaPgb
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