Outcomes - improve ux

[InfinityBowman]

Description

Now that the app supports multiple outcomes per study (and therefore multiple checklists per study), the UI across all stages needs to better accommodate this multi-outcome paradigm. The current UX was originally designed for single-checklist-per-study and while outcomes have been added, the overall experience needs refinement.

Areas Requiring Improvement

All Studies Tab

• How studies with multiple outcomes and checklists are displayed
• Clarity around which outcomes have been defined and which still need checklists

Todo Tab

• Managing multiple checklists per study (one per outcome) should be intuitive
• Current expandable rows (TodoStudyRow.jsx) need clearer visual hierarchy when multiple checklists exist
• ChecklistForm.jsx outcome selector UX

Reconcile Tab

• Grouping reconciliation pairs by outcome needs to be clearer
• Ready vs. waiting groups per outcome should be visually distinct

Completed Tab

• Viewing completed results across multiple outcomes per study
• CompletedStudyRow.jsx compact "+N more" indicator may not be sufficient

Key Files

• packages/web/src/components/project/todo-tab/TodoStudyRow.jsx
• packages/web/src/components/project/reconcile-tab/ReconcileStudyRow.jsx
• packages/web/src/components/project/completed-tab/CompletedStudyRow.jsx
• packages/web/src/components/project/all-studies-tab/AllStudiesTab.jsx
• packages/web/src/lib/checklist-domain.js (outcome grouping logic)

Notes

This is a UX improvement pass, not a feature addition. The underlying outcome/checklist data model and grouping logic in checklist-domain.js already work correctly.

[InfinityBowman]

Stale. This was written before the TypeScript migration and points at .jsx files that no longer exist under those names. Much of the substance has since been overtaken - the All studies card is now a plain row with an appraisals drawer showing tool and per-outcome status (#810, #812), and reviewer assignment was rebuilt around a scoped study list (#657).

Closing rather than rewriting. Anything still rough in the multi-outcome UX is better raised as a specific issue against the current surfaces.