| First thing the eye lands on | "Welcome back" and a pending invite that looks like every other card | The invite with Accept and Decline on it, then tomorrow in clock order | Tomorrow's list with the next job already open |
| Steps to answer the invite | Click card, load job page, find the button: 3 | 1, inline | Filter to Invites, click, accept: 2 to 3 |
| How far ahead you can see without scrolling | About two days, five jobs | Two days in full, with travel time | Seven days, ten jobs |
| Duplicated numbers | "8 jobs" twice, "$430 in pay" and "Booked ahead" split | None, one stats row | None, one line in the top bar |
| Where the vendor jobs Dana posted appear | Mixed into the same stack with no marker | Same timeline, tinted back, hollow ring, "on site: Rosa" | Same list, hollow ring and a signed amount; Posted filter isolates them |
| Photos | Every card | None on the dashboard, kept on the job page | None in the list, the map takes their place in the detail |
| First sign-in | "Welcome back", three zeros, two "Nothing" cards, a $0 wallet | Three-step setup in the decision slot, dashes for stats, a ghost row on the timeline, nearby jobs and a money explainer in the rail | Opens on the Nearby tab with a job selected and "Apply for $85"; setup is a banner, not a gate |
| Phone | The desktop stack collapses to one long column | Same structure, the rail drops away | List only, detail becomes a bottom sheet |
| Dark theme | Shipped | Inherits from tokens, nothing new to step | Inherits; the map ground needs its own dark ramp like the market map |
| Build cost | — | Index.tsx re-composed, week strip moved, one new decision-queue component. Data already exists. | New split layout, a selection store, a detail component reused from the job page, keyboard nav. Medium. |
| Biggest risk | — | Agents with 20 jobs a week get a long agenda; needs "collapse past days" | Under 1000px it becomes a two-page flow, which is what it replaced |
