Tables, filters and panels

September 2026 (M1): the building blocks every screen uses, made keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly.

Released September 19, 2026.

The controls you meet on every screen, built once so they behave the same everywhere.

• Sortable tables that say so when they are empty, with row selection where a screen needs it. (PR 182, PR 207)
• Filters as chips. Each active filter shows as a chip you can remove on its own, or clear all at once. (PR 183)
• Side panels that keep your place. A panel holds keyboard focus while it is open and returns it when it closes. (PR 184)
• Tabs that work from the keyboard, with the arrow keys. (PR 188)
• Messages that screen readers announce, urgently for errors and politely for everything else. (PR 189)
• Status badges that use words, not colour alone, so a ride's status reads the same to everyone. (PR 185)
• Summary tiles for the figures at the top of a screen. (PR 258)