Six working screens at 1440×1024. Each file is self-contained — Solis subset, icon sprite and all CSS inlined — and opens directly in a browser with no server. Every screen carries a review bar with a feedback button that captures the exact layout state you were looking at. These are the interactive drafts behind the three design documents on MPT-378.
Blocked state plus the three failure variants along the bottom. Storefront being slow must not read as rejection — and none of the three grant access.
The radius chips are live — pick one and the alert ring redraws on the map. Radius is an abstract number until you see it cover your neighbour’s field.
The prototype controls at the lower right are real. Switch preset and the eight modules are re-parented into different slots; switch state and the whole screen moves between all‑clear and severe. Collapsing the right rail turns Balanced into Ambient — same DOM, one class.
Console, Focus, Ambient and Balanced are four rows of one assignment table, not four designs. Full vs Slim is a separate switch, so eight configurations come out of two controls. The countdown and the last-strike elapsed tick live.
The customizer. Choosing a preset rewrites all eight slot assignments and the preview wireframe; Slim switches four of them off. This screen is the one ticket the MPT-361 set does not currently have.
Step the all-clear window below 30 minutes and the confirmation fires once, stating the consequence rather than asking “are you sure”. The all-clear sentence at the bottom rebuilds itself from whatever radius and window are set.
Email and SMS are independent switches, and the delivered message for each event is rendered as it will actually arrive. Turn both off and the consequence is stated rather than implied.