Quest Board — the shell

Everything that wraps every other screen: the bar along the top, the Contents down the side, and the three things the bar opens — your account, your notifications, and search. Nothing here is a page in its own right. It is the furniture the other seven lanes sit inside, so it is worth getting right first.

Drawn in Lapis Table, the look you chose. Every drawing below uses the same invented campaign as the look page: Dana runs The Amberwake Accord and plays in Hollow & Ash.

Settled, and still open

The backfill (#696)

A row-by-row check on 18 September found the shell had dropped 7 of its features and half-drawn 5. Two were drawn elsewhere in the meantime: the Contents opening into Settings’ nine sections (lane 2b) and the live bar’s absence inside Table mode (lane 4). The rest are drawn now: the Contents on Home with one campaign and with none, marking a single notification read, and — on lane 2’s page, where the campaign banners live — the owner’s own pending offer, a lapsed plan for the owner, a GM and a player, and the busy states for accepting an offer and restoring an archive.

Decided while drawing: the old ← Campaigns link in the bar (CA-001) is not redrawn. The wordmark goes Home, and every campaign’s Contents ends with All campaigns.
Decided while drawing: a lapsed plan is renewed by the owner only; a GM can still take a copy, and a player is told who can put it right, as the other banners do.
Found while drawing: the lapsed-plan banner told everyone “you can export it at any time”, which a player cannot.

The coverage check: 59 placements, none missing. 40 drawn, 8 replaced by a decision, 9 behaviour with nothing to see, 1 belonging to another surface, and 1 deferred as speculative. The check is coverage/lane1.py beside the catalogue.

Settled on 15 September

Where the four questions from the first pass landed, on 15 September.

The phone bar — a real search box inside a campaign, at the cost of the wordmark and the title.
Search results — grouped by kind. And no standing "this campaign only" line: the scope is what anyone would assume.
A footer — yes, four things: the version, Help, Accessibility, Licences & notices. The case is under A footer.
The phone account menu — the full menu, in the Contents sheet's "You" group, on every sheet.
The Lore icon — the open book with a star, as drawn.
The bell panel scrolled past its own bottom, so "Notification settings" could not be reached. It now caps its height: the head and foot stay put, the list scrolls. Search does the same.

Two things are open, both under SH-3: whether a player should see a table of everyone's attendance on the Analytics page, and whether the footer needs anything beyond those four.