22. Practice Detail Connections

Best when: Ops needs to see everything about a practice at once -- channel health on the left, configuration on the right. The two-column layout is efficient for "glance and configure" tasks. Each channel card has just enough detail (account handle, followers, token expiry) to be useful without requiring a click-through.

Best when: Each concern (channels, preferences, activity) is complex enough to warrant full-width treatment. The tabbed interface keeps the UI clean and focused. The two-column card grid in the Channels tab uses space efficiently. Works well when preferences have many options or activity log is long. Trade-off: can't see preferences while looking at channels.

Best when: You want a clean, progressive-disclosure approach. Collapsed cards show just enough (account handle, followers, token status) for a quick health check. Expanding a card reveals full details and management actions. The single column is easy to scan top-to-bottom. Works well when some channels need attention and others are fine -- you only expand what you need to investigate.