site audit

[tinkerwise]

The site has a lot of content on it.

• Mobile is overwhelming
• text-based, embed multimedia when possible
• how does multiple pages affect its value

[tinkerwise]

Audited the multiple-pages question. Current 2-page structure (main dashboard + ATH detail) is the right call — no additional page splits warranted.

Performance: the main page already defers lower-priority sidebar data (roster, leaders, IL, transactions, podcast, video, contracts) in a second load wave after scores/standings/feeds/on-deck are settled. Moving sidebar widgets to separate pages wouldn't speed anything up meaningfully.

UX/value: the ATH detail page works because it needs dedicated space for a bundle of related articles — a genuine deep-dive. Splitting standings, roster, leaders, etc. into their own pages would fragment the dashboard without a clear benefit. The "everything in one place" model is what makes the site useful at a glance.

The one future addition that could justify its own page is a full season schedule view, but that would be new content rather than splitting existing content. Leaving that as an idea for later.

No changes needed — documenting this as a resolved question.

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[tinkerwise]

Add a page for full schedule, like a month calendar complete with logos, game time, location @ or vs., a weather icon if possible. Navigation between year, month, and week views.

Anything I'm missing or that might be extra helpful or unique features?

[tinkerwise]

Great addition to the roadmap. Here's what you listed, plus a few things worth considering:

Already in scope:

• Calendar grid (month view)
• Team logos
• Game time
• Home (vs.) / Away (@) indicator
• Weather icon for upcoming games
• Year / month / week navigation

Worth adding:

• Win/loss + score for past games — color-code completed games green (W) or red (L) with the final score; gives the calendar an instant season-progress feel
• Series grouping — baseball-specific: visually bracket consecutive games vs. the same opponent as a series (e.g., a 3-game bracket label), so you can see the rhythm of the schedule at a glance
• Homestand / road trip labels — bracket consecutive home or away stretches so you can see "7-game homestand" or "10-game road trip" context at a month level
• Probable pitchers — for upcoming games, show the probable starter when available from the MLB API
• Broadcast indicator — small pill for MASN, ESPN, FS1, Apple TV+, etc.; fans plan around broadcast access

Probably skip:

• Historical weather for past games — not useful
• Export/print view — low value for this audience

The series grouping and homestand/road-trip labeling feel like the most unique angle — standard MLB schedule pages don't surface that context visually.

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[tinkerwise]

The color coding isn't my favorite. I think a traditional W or L and score suffices. Where the coloring works is as the home/away indicator (follow themes, with orange as home)