feat: sponsor dashboard prototype (#52)

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2026-04-07 00:39:33 +00:00

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PR #53 Review

DOMAIN REVIEW

Tech stack: Pure HTML/CSS/JS playground prototype. No frameworks, no build tools. Four files in sponsor-dashboard/ directory.

Files verified:

index.html -- Pipeline board with 6 kanban columns (Prospect, Contacted, Responded, Negotiating, Committed, Declined)
sponsor-card.html -- Detail view for NanoReleaf with editable form fields
sponsor-list.html -- Sortable/filterable table with JS-driven rendering from mock data array
styles.css -- Shared design system with CSS custom properties

Data accuracy verified:

Contacted: 23 cards (index.html) / 23 array entries (sponsor-list.html) -- MATCH
Negotiating: 1 (NanoReleaf) -- MATCH
Committed: 2 (Snoopy THA Barber, Coach West Recruiting) -- MATCH
Declined: 21 cards / 21 array entries -- MATCH
Total: 47 sponsors across both views -- MATCH
Response rate: 6.4% (3 responses out of 47 = 6.38%, correctly rounded)
Stats bar values: 47 total, 6.4% response rate, 2 committed, $0 pipeline value -- all correct

Branding verified:

Red #C41E3A and black #1a1a1a used as brand tokens in CSS custom properties
Status colors, category badge colors, and tier badges all present

Accessibility:

lang="en" on all three HTML documents
aria-label on nav elements, stats region, search input, filter dropdowns
rel="noopener" on external link (nanoreleaf.com)
Sort arrows use unicode characters with visual indication of sort direction

Mobile-first:

Viewport meta tag on all pages
CSS uses mobile-first approach with breakpoints at 480px and 768px
Pipeline board uses horizontal scroll on mobile
Table uses table-scroll wrapper for responsive overflow

HTML quality:

Proper <!DOCTYPE html>, charset, viewport on all pages
Semantic use of <nav>, <main>, <section>, <h1>/<h2>, <label>+for attributes
BEM-style class naming throughout (dash-nav__brand, pipeline-col__header, sponsor-card__name)

JS quality (sponsor-list.html):

Clean filter/sort logic with proper string comparison
Date formatting handles empty strings gracefully
Event listeners for search input, status filter, category filter, and column header sorting
Sort direction toggle works correctly with visual arrow indicator

BLOCKERS

None.

Test coverage note: This is a playground prototype repo (pure HTML/CSS/JS, no framework, no build tools). Playground repos are visual prototypes validated by browser inspection per project convention. The test plan in the PR body describes manual browser verification steps. No automated test blocker applies here.

NITS

XSS pattern for production migration: sponsor-list.html builds table rows via string concatenation (s.name, s.category). Data is hardcoded so no live risk, but when this moves to production (Svelte), ensure data is properly escaped. Flag for the migration ticket.
All card links point to same detail page: Every <a href="sponsor-card.html"> in index.html navigates to the same NanoReleaf detail. Expected for a prototype, but worth noting for the Svelte migration that detail views need parameterized routing.
Nav duplication across 3 files: The <nav> block is copy-pasted identically (except active state). Acceptable for a no-build-tools playground but a natural candidate for Svelte component extraction during migration.
Inline styles in empty columns: The Prospect and Responded empty-state messages use inline style attributes instead of a CSS class. Minor -- could be a .pipeline-col__empty class for consistency.
Missing <main> wrapper on index.html and sponsor-list.html: sponsor-card.html uses <main class="detail-page"> but the other two pages put content directly in <body>. Adding <main> would improve semantic structure.

SOP COMPLIANCE

Branch named after issue (52-sponsor-dashboard)
PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan
Related section references plan slug -- no Related section in PR body (minor for playground repo)
No secrets committed
No unnecessary file changes -- all 4 files are directly relevant to the ticket scope
Commit message is descriptive (feat: sponsor dashboard prototype (#52))

PROCESS OBSERVATIONS

Clean prototype delivery. Four files, well-scoped to the ticket. Data counts are accurate against the stated requirements (23/1/2/21). The pipeline board, detail view, and list table cover the three views requested. Shared CSS with design tokens will translate cleanly to Svelte component styles during migration. No scope creep detected.

VERDICT: APPROVED

## PR #53 Review ### DOMAIN REVIEW **Tech stack**: Pure HTML/CSS/JS playground prototype. No frameworks, no build tools. Four files in `sponsor-dashboard/` directory. **Files verified**: - `index.html` -- Pipeline board with 6 kanban columns (Prospect, Contacted, Responded, Negotiating, Committed, Declined) - `sponsor-card.html` -- Detail view for NanoReleaf with editable form fields - `sponsor-list.html` -- Sortable/filterable table with JS-driven rendering from mock data array - `styles.css` -- Shared design system with CSS custom properties **Data accuracy verified**: - Contacted: 23 cards (index.html) / 23 array entries (sponsor-list.html) -- MATCH - Negotiating: 1 (NanoReleaf) -- MATCH - Committed: 2 (Snoopy THA Barber, Coach West Recruiting) -- MATCH - Declined: 21 cards / 21 array entries -- MATCH - Total: 47 sponsors across both views -- MATCH - Response rate: 6.4% (3 responses out of 47 = 6.38%, correctly rounded) - Stats bar values: 47 total, 6.4% response rate, 2 committed, $0 pipeline value -- all correct **Branding verified**: - Red `#C41E3A` and black `#1a1a1a` used as brand tokens in CSS custom properties - Status colors, category badge colors, and tier badges all present **Accessibility**: - `lang="en"` on all three HTML documents - `aria-label` on nav elements, stats region, search input, filter dropdowns - `rel="noopener"` on external link (nanoreleaf.com) - Sort arrows use unicode characters with visual indication of sort direction **Mobile-first**: - Viewport meta tag on all pages - CSS uses mobile-first approach with breakpoints at 480px and 768px - Pipeline board uses horizontal scroll on mobile - Table uses `table-scroll` wrapper for responsive overflow **HTML quality**: - Proper `<!DOCTYPE html>`, charset, viewport on all pages - Semantic use of `<nav>`, `<main>`, `<section>`, `<h1>`/`<h2>`, `<label>`+`for` attributes - BEM-style class naming throughout (`dash-nav__brand`, `pipeline-col__header`, `sponsor-card__name`) **JS quality (sponsor-list.html)**: - Clean filter/sort logic with proper string comparison - Date formatting handles empty strings gracefully - Event listeners for search input, status filter, category filter, and column header sorting - Sort direction toggle works correctly with visual arrow indicator ### BLOCKERS None. **Test coverage note**: This is a playground prototype repo (pure HTML/CSS/JS, no framework, no build tools). Playground repos are visual prototypes validated by browser inspection per project convention. The test plan in the PR body describes manual browser verification steps. No automated test blocker applies here. ### NITS 1. **XSS pattern for production migration**: `sponsor-list.html` builds table rows via string concatenation (`s.name`, `s.category`). Data is hardcoded so no live risk, but when this moves to production (Svelte), ensure data is properly escaped. Flag for the migration ticket. 2. **All card links point to same detail page**: Every `<a href="sponsor-card.html">` in index.html navigates to the same NanoReleaf detail. Expected for a prototype, but worth noting for the Svelte migration that detail views need parameterized routing. 3. **Nav duplication across 3 files**: The `<nav>` block is copy-pasted identically (except active state). Acceptable for a no-build-tools playground but a natural candidate for Svelte component extraction during migration. 4. **Inline styles in empty columns**: The Prospect and Responded empty-state messages use inline `style` attributes instead of a CSS class. Minor -- could be a `.pipeline-col__empty` class for consistency. 5. **Missing `<main>` wrapper on index.html and sponsor-list.html**: `sponsor-card.html` uses `<main class="detail-page">` but the other two pages put content directly in `<body>`. Adding `<main>` would improve semantic structure. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue (`52-sponsor-dashboard`) - [x] PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan - [ ] Related section references plan slug -- no Related section in PR body (minor for playground repo) - [x] No secrets committed - [x] No unnecessary file changes -- all 4 files are directly relevant to the ticket scope - [x] Commit message is descriptive (`feat: sponsor dashboard prototype (#52)`) ### PROCESS OBSERVATIONS Clean prototype delivery. Four files, well-scoped to the ticket. Data counts are accurate against the stated requirements (23/1/2/21). The pipeline board, detail view, and list table cover the three views requested. Shared CSS with design tokens will translate cleanly to Svelte component styles during migration. No scope creep detected. ### VERDICT: APPROVED

2026-04-07 00:34:52 +00:00

Summary

Mobile-first sponsor management dashboard with three HTML views and shared CSS. All 47 real sponsors rendered as hardcoded mock data using Westside brand colors. Pure HTML/CSS/JS — no frameworks, no build tools.

Changes

sponsor-dashboard/index.html — Pipeline board with 6 kanban columns (Prospect, Contacted, Responded, Negotiating, Committed, Declined), stats bar showing totals/response rate, horizontal scroll on mobile
sponsor-dashboard/sponsor-card.html — Sponsor detail view (NanoReleaf example) with editable fields for status, tier, amounts, contact info, presentation, and notes. Quick action buttons for status transitions
sponsor-dashboard/sponsor-list.html — Sortable table with search input and filter dropdowns for status/category. JS-driven sorting, filtering, and rendering from mock data array
sponsor-dashboard/styles.css — Shared design system with Westside brand tokens (red #C41E3A, black #1a1a1a), status colors per SponsorStatus enum, category badge colors, mobile-first responsive layout

Test Plan

Open sponsor-dashboard/index.html in browser — verify 6 columns render with correct counts (0, 23, 0, 1, 2, 21)
Verify stats bar shows: 47 total, 6.4% response rate, 2 committed
Scroll horizontally on mobile viewport (375px) — all columns accessible
Click any card — navigates to sponsor-card.html
On detail page: verify dropdowns, text inputs, textarea all render with NanoReleaf data
Open sponsor-list.html — verify 47 rows render, search filters by name, dropdowns filter by status/category, column headers sort

Review Checklist

Pure HTML/CSS/JS — no frameworks, no Tailwind, no build tools
Mobile-first layout with horizontal scroll on pipeline board
All 47 real sponsors present as mock data
Westside brand colors applied (red, black, white)
Status colors match SponsorStatus enum
Nav bar links between all three views
HTML validates without errors

None — playground prototype, no pal-e-docs notes.

Closes #52

## Summary Mobile-first sponsor management dashboard with three HTML views and shared CSS. All 47 real sponsors rendered as hardcoded mock data using Westside brand colors. Pure HTML/CSS/JS — no frameworks, no build tools. ## Changes - `sponsor-dashboard/index.html` — Pipeline board with 6 kanban columns (Prospect, Contacted, Responded, Negotiating, Committed, Declined), stats bar showing totals/response rate, horizontal scroll on mobile - `sponsor-dashboard/sponsor-card.html` — Sponsor detail view (NanoReleaf example) with editable fields for status, tier, amounts, contact info, presentation, and notes. Quick action buttons for status transitions - `sponsor-dashboard/sponsor-list.html` — Sortable table with search input and filter dropdowns for status/category. JS-driven sorting, filtering, and rendering from mock data array - `sponsor-dashboard/styles.css` — Shared design system with Westside brand tokens (red #C41E3A, black #1a1a1a), status colors per SponsorStatus enum, category badge colors, mobile-first responsive layout ## Test Plan - Open `sponsor-dashboard/index.html` in browser — verify 6 columns render with correct counts (0, 23, 0, 1, 2, 21) - Verify stats bar shows: 47 total, 6.4% response rate, 2 committed - Scroll horizontally on mobile viewport (375px) — all columns accessible - Click any card — navigates to `sponsor-card.html` - On detail page: verify dropdowns, text inputs, textarea all render with NanoReleaf data - Open `sponsor-list.html` — verify 47 rows render, search filters by name, dropdowns filter by status/category, column headers sort ## Review Checklist - [x] Pure HTML/CSS/JS — no frameworks, no Tailwind, no build tools - [x] Mobile-first layout with horizontal scroll on pipeline board - [x] All 47 real sponsors present as mock data - [x] Westside brand colors applied (red, black, white) - [x] Status colors match SponsorStatus enum - [x] Nav bar links between all three views - [x] HTML validates without errors ## Related Notes None — playground prototype, no pal-e-docs notes. ## Related Closes #52

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feat: sponsor dashboard prototype — pipeline board, detail card, table view 19e7f710c4

Mobile-first sponsor management dashboard with three views: kanban pipeline
board (6 status columns), sponsor detail/edit card, and sortable/filterable
table list. All 47 real sponsors as hardcoded mock data. Pure HTML/CSS/JS.

Closes #52

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>