Source: qdash /team landing — c100 bake-off #2, 2026-09-30
Is everyone covered, who's idle, and who needs me? Every person is one mark, grouped by team and toned by their own state, never by their team's worst member. The field is drawn five ways on the same world, beside the short named list it exists to feed. Click a mark to follow that person through every form.
Team blocks
Team rows (barcode)
One org field
Teams are contiguous runs in a fixed order; the calm tones alternate by team so the geography reads without labels. Hover for the team.
Coverage skyline
Field + the lifted list
My read
For /team: E, built on A. The lens field (bake-off #1) already carries colour for teams; a second fully-toned image beside it doubles the noise. E keeps the people field calm and lets the five names do the talking — the page's actual job. Using A's team blocks instead of C's continuous field inside E would keep team names visible.
For Home's org exhibit: C. At 300 ft the org is a texture with a few warm marks in it — exactly C. It's also the calmest all-clear of the five.
D is the coverage chart, not the people field. It tells the "can we see everyone" story better than anything here, and belongs to the Coverage lens or the IT view on Home.
One addition from this round: the known, never seen person (an Okta seat-holder with no telemetry). It's the first row Peterson reached for ("oh, crap. Alexis") and now has a mark: a dashed hollow square.
What to try, and what to look for
Which form looks finished rather than empty? C and E should read as calm texture; A should read as a quiet city of blocks.
Everyone is Unassigned. A draws one dashed block with a door, and the verdict carries "map identities →". Is attribution debt the obvious next step?
Click a red mark in A, then find it in B, C and D. Which form makes the person easiest to find again?
The ring in the field and the row in the list light together. Is the two-way link enough to replace colour on the rest of the field?
Most people go quiet. Does "active" still mean something, or does the field turn grey everywhere?
Known, never seen. Do they read as "missing" or as "noise"? They are the one mark that isn't a person we have data for.