Review Page Mockups

Minimal-disruption variant. The horizontal MoveBand on the left grows to a 2-row tree when exploring (top row = main line, bottom row = your variation). A slim engine bar sits above the band with eval + PV chips. Right panel (AI Game Review) is untouched. Lowest visual change, but limited room for long variations. Best for keeping the user's eye on the board area.

Chess.com-inspired. Right panel has a Position Insight card with the engine's top 3 moves as clickable suggestions, a best-move arrow overlay on the board, and a vertical move list with classification icons inline (★ best, ?! inaccuracy, ?? blunder). NO variation tree — focus on 'what does the engine think about this position now.' Coaching feel, less analytical depth.

Lichess-inspired. The move table moves to the right panel and becomes the anchor for analysis. An Engine Line card sits above it, and exploration variations nest INLINE under the branch ply with an indented purple bar. The AI Game Review collapses to a click-to-expand button below. Power-user feel, biggest layout shift, best for serious analysis.

First iteration (superseded by v2/v3/v4 after feedback). Adds an ExplorationPanel card to the right panel ABOVE the AI Game Review. The horizontal MoveBand stays where it is. Tradeoff: the variation card is far from the move table, so the user's eye has to bounce between them. Kept for comparison.

A bold display-driven redesign inspired by the 'Transforming Imagination into Reality' reference. Page-level and section headers become huge display-font titles with an accent word, and every sub-section becomes a tall rounded FeatureCard with its title at the top (in white) and body content below. First card of each section is highlighted in accent purple. Covers both Game Review and Playing Style Review.

Rebuilds every content section of the Game Review page to mirror the Playing Style Review page — same card shells, heading rhythm, nested-card styling, pill badges, and numbered priority plan. Introduces three extracted primitives (SectionCard, SectionHeader, KeyTakeawayBox) that will become the shared vocabulary for every future page.