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scoop-ui-refactor

Project-specific UI refactor workflow for the Scoop news platform in /home/bender/classwork/Thesis. Use when updating Scoop frontend layouts, globe UX, research workspace, and brand docs while preserving all features and enforcing a no-emoji policy across UI, logs, and docs.

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Scoop UI Refactor

Scope

  • Project root: /home/bender/classwork/Thesis
  • Frontend: frontend/app and frontend/components

Required outcomes

  • Preserve all existing features (view modes, filters, research, modals).
  • Increase density and reduce empty vertical space.
  • Make globe selection flow clear and usable.
  • Have grid view have snap scroll.
  • Keep feed snap-scroll while preserving global header visibility.
  • Remove emojis from UI, logs, and docs.

Workflow

  1. Review primary surfaces
  • frontend/app/page.tsx (home layout)
  • frontend/components/globe-view.tsx and frontend/components/interactive-globe.tsx
  • frontend/app/search/page.tsx (research UI)
  • frontend/app/globals.css (theme tokens)
  1. Home layout refactor
  • Compress the lead story into title + summary + action row.
  • Move big narrative blocks into a compact summary card.
  • Convert long "Contact" sections into short action rows.
  • Keep view mode controls and filters visible and separated.
  1. Globe view UX
  • Add a clear country focus header.
  • Show source count and top sources for the selected country.
  • Keep a clear "reset" action visible.
  • Remove all country flag emojis and any emoji usage.
  1. Research workspace
  • Use a top query bar.
  • Add Brief and Flow modes (Flow shows reasoning steps in sequence).
  • Move history or chat list into a sidebar.
  • Ensure research visuals are distinct from the main feed styling.
  1. No-emoji enforcement
  • Use ripgrep to find emoji usage and remove it.
  • Replace emoji with icons or labels.
  • Apply to UI strings, logs, and docs.
  1. Feed view snap-scroll (TikTok style)
  • Use full-viewport sections (h-screen, snap-start) within a scroll container that has snap-y snap-mandatory scroll-smooth.
  • Keep the global header visible by only calling event.preventDefault() on wheel/touch when a snap transition actually occurs; allow default scrolling when at the first/last item.
  • Track activeIndex and an isAnimating guard; call scrollIntoView for the next/previous section and clear the guard after a short timeout.
  • Support wheel, touch (deltaY threshold), and arrow keys; debounce small deltas to avoid accidental snaps.
  • Retain modals, bookmarks, likes, and favorites behavior; do not regress existing feed actions.

Checks

  • Confirm view modes still switch correctly.
  • Confirm modals and source filters still work.
  • Confirm research results still render with embedded sources.
  • Confirm feed snap-scroll still works on wheel, touch, and arrow keys, and that the header remains accessible at top-level scroll.

Recent context

  • Snap-scroll feed clips lower content if sections are fixed to h-screen without accounting for surrounding layout; prefer a flex parent (flex-1 h-full min-h-0) and per-section h-full min-h-full snap-start inside the scroll container so each article uses the available viewport height without hiding titles.
  • Lint currently fails with pre-existing warnings/errors across the frontend (unused vars, hook ordering, explicit any); fixes are pending and not related to snap-scroll layout.

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