Update 1.37: One surface, one component – Mesa

Controls now sit on a toolbar instead of scattered across the page header, and the dashboard can actually be operated.

Controls in one place:

Filters, date range and view switch sit on one toolbar — built the same way in analytics, media, schedule and lists. The same switches used to live somewhere else on every page.

One component instead of many rebuilds:

The same picker had been rebuilt three separate times, and 519 raw buttons stood against 222 real components. Now there is one component per thing.

The dashboard can be operated:

It previously contained zero input elements — you could look at it, not use it. It now carries bands with one anatomy, states as chips and clickable lists.

Edges that match:

One single radius truth instead of a global reset with an exclamation mark — round elements now hang off the same token too.

Overlays in the right order:

Messages sat behind every dialog, and dialog and dropdown fought over the same layer. A fixed stacking ladder ends that.