The verdict cards double as the page's control. Unselected cards dim, the selected card gets an accent ring, and a banner appears reading 'Showing Framing Crew B only · 14 completed stages' with a 'Show all crews' button. Reasons, days-off-plan and the trend all re-derive against the selection, and even the panel hint text changes to match.
Also called: click a crew to filter · scope the analytics to one crew · crew selector
- 1Selection filters both the crew list and the completed-stage list every panel derives from.
- 2Clicking the selected card again clears the filter.
- 3Panel hints switch wording between one-crew and all-crew phrasing.
- 4Tooltips adapt too — with one crew selected, 'hit 1 crew' would be a tautology, so the footnote switches to whether the delay is a one-off or recurring.
'as I click on the different crews, none of the analytics — where the lost days went, days off plan by stage, variance trend — are changing per crew selected at the top.' The code calls it 'a real defect rather than a missing nicety: clicking a card visibly selected it while every panel underneath kept showing all three crews, so the page asserted a filter it was not applying. Anyone reading "Framing Crew B" at the top would have taken the delay reasons below as that crew's — and they were everyone's.'
- A visible selection that did not actually filter was actively misleading.
- Scope had to be inferred from dimming rather than stated.
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