ui cleanup after scope reduction #239
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Problem
The UI needs a focused cleanup pass after the scope cuts.
This should polish the remaining app rather than redesigning or expanding it. The goal is a compact queue/kanban/calendar/settings experience that no longer feels shaped by removed features.
Current child issues
[ ] #306 — settings overlay should preserve the current dashboard background.
[ ] #313 — remove the empty integrations settings route unless Google provider work makes it real.
[ ] #318 — clarify dashboard provider ownership.
[ ] #322 — extract shared client task operations across queue/kanban/calendar.
[ ] #323 — split the task panel controller from rendering.
[ ] #324 — normalize keyboard scope handling.
[ ] #326 — simplify all-day calendar row chrome and hide empty all-day lanes.
[ ] #327 — tune calendar time-grid lines while preserving 15-minute click targets.
[ ] #328 — restore keybinding discoverability after customization removal.
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@harivansh-afk can you take this one? Please do a light general UI cleanup pass with low-risk polish only.
general ui cleanupto ui cleanup after scope reductionbarrettruth referenced this issue2026-05-11 18:31:12 +00:00
Completed: the child UI cleanup issues listed here have landed through the blank-start cleanup stack, including settings overlay, integrations/settings cleanup, dashboard ownership, shared task operations, task panel split, keyboard scope, all-day lane, time-grid, and keybinding discovery. Closing this tracker; future UI cleanup should be tracked as smaller concrete issues.