Three things, two of them defects rather than taste.
Cards were double-clipped. CardImage applied a 6dp RoundedCornerShape clip over
artwork that already carries its own 4.8dp radius and a black border, so the
clip cut inside the card's own corner and shaved the border off. The clip and
its backing plate are gone; the art is drawn at the same 2:3 ratio it is laid
out at, so nothing is masked.
The felt reshaped between circular and oval on every raise. PokerTable is
weighted against the control column, so growing that column to hold the sizing
controls shrank the table and rounded the oval. Raise sizing is now a sheet
overlaid on the felt, which is what it was meant to be. Measured before and
after opening it: felt top 451 both, identical width, height within 7dp — the
remainder is the sheet's own gradient, not a reshape.
Seat layout is now switchable at runtime via a SEATS chip in the header, so
treatments can be compared on a real device instead of argued about from
screenshots:
- Plate: avatar and fan over a full-width name plate. Most information, widest.
- Badge: one horizontal pill, avatar beside name and stack. Half the height.
- Chip: avatar-led with name and stack beneath. Narrowest, most open felt.
Seat width is derived per style, so each variant keeps the arc geometry and
overflow guarantees the tests already enforce.
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