July 3 prototype compared with the current field PWA code line on origin/staging at 8b8a21d. Baseline screenshots use the safe test-bypass fixture because hosted staging requires Google sign-in in a clean browser.
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The prototype starts with a roster picker for the active canvasser and optional partner before the field loop begins.
Self and partner selection use large chips and a single start action.
The current app uses campaign and canvass selection first, then a setup panel with select fields.
The prototype inserts a custom GPS explanation before map use, with concrete reasons for location capture.
The GPS prompt names turf-map position and survey stamping before asking for location.
The current path goes from setup into the map without a matching custom location explainer.
The prototype adds a second setup step that teaches map taps, draggable sheets, and survey expectations.
The tips screen explains tap, press-and-hold, sheet drag, and survey logging behavior.
The current app enters the selected canvass shell and exposes the map/list directly after setup.
The prototype compresses canvass name, team, progress, and menu access into a phone-framed top bar.
The map owns most of the first viewport, with progress and menu kept in a narrow header.
The current shell keeps campaign metadata, team actions, status chips, and map context above the map.
The prototype keeps Map, Survey, and Activity in the primary tab bar and moves utility/history work elsewhere.
The bottom bar has three field-loop tabs, with Activity carrying the upload count.
The current selected-canvass shell has four tabs: Map, Activity, Survey, and History.
The prototype puts building status filters in a floating map control, including My Buildings as a first-class view.
The filter menu opens over the map from a thumb-zone control.
The current app places filter chips in the list section below the map.
The prototype includes a field-facing base-layer menu for Schematic, Streets, and Satellite map views.
The layer control sits with the compact map tools and opens a small base-layer menu.
The current app exposes map zoom controls and map/list status chips, without a canvasser-facing layer picker.
The prototype makes the building list a pull-up sheet over the map, with search, filter, sort, distance, and note markers.
The list opens above the map while the bottom navigation stays in reach.
The current list is part of the normal page flow below the map and status legend.
The prototype foregrounds multi-floor work state and gives the canvasser a next floor action inside the building panel.
The panel names who is working the building, shows floor progress, and offers the next floor action.
The current panel centers building metadata, resident survey CTA, status buttons, and a note field.
The prototype gives the Survey tab a GPS-attached location survey with short chip sections and a saved-on-phone footer.
The form is attached to the current GPS point and asks for site type, foot traffic, and planning concern.
The current selected-building survey path asks the canvasser to start working before recording a building survey.
The prototype combines network state, waiting upload rows, counts, and the activity feed in Activity.
Activity starts with sync status, an upload action, waiting rows, and team feed filters.
The current Activity tab focuses on workers and field activity; local upload status appears in History.
The prototype centralizes partner changes, settings, help, logout, and upload context behind the top-right menu.
The menu keeps account/session actions together and carries the pending-upload count.
The current header exposes Edit team, Edit map, and Sign out as separate buttons in the selected-canvass shell.