Declutter demo UI: remove redundant workflow strip (#2) - #20
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The left panel showed three overlapping progress indicators on load: the live
"Gate Snapshot" readiness panel, a static workflow strip (Targets/BPF/Gate/
Matrix chips), and the numbered step titles ("1. Select Targets", "2. Provide
BPF"...). The workflow strip carried no state and duplicated the other two, so
it was pure on-load clutter.
Remove the strip (HTML + its CSS rules + two media-query references). The live
readiness snapshot and numbered steps remain. No JS depended on it.
Note: the heavier panels (advanced metadata, manifest settings, JSON report,
runtime/evidence/history) were already behind <details> collapses, so this is
the main remaining first-paint redundancy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Context (#2 — reduce on-load density)
Recon finding worth stating: the demo's heavy panels — advanced metadata, manifest settings, the JSON report, and the runtime/evidence/history surface — are already behind
<details>collapses. So "too much on load" was largely handled; the one genuinely redundant first-paint element was the workflow strip.Change
The left panel had three overlapping progress indicators on load:
(2) carried no information the other two didn't, so it was pure clutter. This removes it (HTML + CSS rules + two media-query refs). The live readiness snapshot and numbered steps remain; no JS depended on the strip.
Verify
go build,go test ./internal/api/, served locally → 200;workflow-stepgone from HTML,Gate Snapshotretained.Next: #3 — make the result matrix the visual hero.
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