We ultimately want to replace the UI with one that is accessibility-first.
The biggest and most fundamental obstacle to that goal is the inflexibility of the current UI. There is no responsiveness whatsoever, and there is no reasonable path to that goal working within the current UX -- it requires a redesign.
To reach the point where we can implement a new UX, we'll need to separate rendering and business logic, which is largely intermingled in the source. We'll need pure data and logic layers that are separate from UI layers.
We'll separate that effort by views: this issue is for play / read mode.
We ultimately want to replace the UI with one that is accessibility-first.
The biggest and most fundamental obstacle to that goal is the inflexibility of the current UI. There is no responsiveness whatsoever, and there is no reasonable path to that goal working within the current UX -- it requires a redesign.
To reach the point where we can implement a new UX, we'll need to separate rendering and business logic, which is largely intermingled in the source. We'll need pure data and logic layers that are separate from UI layers.
We'll separate that effort by views: this issue is for play / read mode.