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The two standalone menu pages (Bake Windows, First-Piece Gates) were still on the older o_fp_card design from a pre-Plant-Overview pass — visually drifted from the polished kanban-pattern cards we settled on for Plant Overview. Pulling them onto the same design language without rewriting them as OWL client actions (the 'Option A' from chat). What changed ============ New shared SCSS — fp_kanbans.scss --------------------------------- Defines .o_fp_kcard as the base kanban card surface. Mirrors the Plant Overview .o_fp_po_card recipe: white $fp-card surface, 1px $fp-border, $fp-radius-md corners, soft $fp-elev-1 shadow, hover lift, 4px state stripe via ::before clipped by overflow:hidden. Sub-elements (title, sub, metric, meta line, footer chip) get their own classes so per-page tweaks stay surgical. Page-scoped wrappers (.o_fp_bw_kanban, .o_fp_fpg_kanban) carry the state/result → stripe colour mapping plus exception-state tints (missed_window + fail get a soft danger wash so the card stands out in a sea of normal ones). Bake Window kanban ------------------ Rebuilt template — title (window name), part_ref subtitle, big time-remaining metric (the operator's primary cue), meta line for lot/customer/qty, footer with oven badge + state chip. data-state attribute drives the stripe colour: awaiting_bake → warning bake_in_progress → info baked → success missed_window → danger + soft red wash scrapped → muted + dimmed First-Piece Gate kanban ----------------------- Rebuilt template — title (gate name), part_ref subtitle, bath + customer meta, inspector + first_piece_produced timestamp, footer with result chip and an optional 'Released' badge when the lot has been signed off. data-result attribute drives the stripe colour: pending → warning pass → success fail → danger + soft red wash Shopfloor manifest bumped to 19.0.12.0.0 and the new SCSS is registered in web.assets_backend after manager_dashboard.scss so the design tokens it references are already in scope. Plant Overview's existing .o_fp_po_card classes are deliberately untouched — the OWL client action and the new kanbans share the visual language but stay loosely coupled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>