Keep the approved IA exactly as you described:
MAIN ROW
Left of centered logo:
Home
Scores
Schedule
Watch
Rankings
Center:
Next Play / NP logo
Right:
High School
NAIA
JUCO
Club
TOP / UTILITY STRIP
State selector + secondary destinations such as:
Schools
Athletes
Fan Zone
More
Search / utility actions where appropriate.
So yes — use the screenshots for the visual treatment, but keep our approved IA.
On the data question:
The new `v_network_*` views were created directly in Supabase and granted public SELECT access to `anon` and `authenticated`.
For the rebuild, I want the new frontend architecture to use SUPABASE DIRECTLY for these new views rather than requiring us to add a large new set of Worker endpoints first.
Do not rebuild the Worker just to proxy data that Supabase can already safely expose through the anon client.
IMPORTANT:
Before asking me for Supabase credentials, inspect the existing project/code/config for an existing:
- Supabase project URL
- public anon/publishable key
- Supabase client initialization
If those credentials/config already exist anywhere in the project, reuse them.
If they are not present, DO NOT stop the entire Phase 1 build.
Continue immediately with:
- NPN-2 header/navigation
- NPN-3 shell/page mounts
- all visual components
- Kansas Home
- Scores
- Schedule
- Rankings
- Watch
- Football
- Volleyball
- Soccer
Build the data layer as one reusable adapter so we only have to insert the Supabase URL + public anon key in ONE configuration location when needed.
Do not scatter credentials or fetch logic across individual pages.
Architecture should be approximately:
Supabase client/config
↓
one centralized data service / adapter
↓
v_network_* views
↓
shared render components
↓
page modules
The Worker may remain in place for any EXISTING functionality that still depends on it. Do not break or delete it.
But for the new views we just created, prefer direct Supabase REST/client access.
These views already have anon SELECT permissions:
v_network_state_content_live
v_network_state_recent_scores
v_network_state_schedule
v_network_state_scoreboard
v_network_state_current_rankings
v_network_state_names_to_know
v_network_state_college_directory
v_network_watch_live
v_network_watch_games_today
v_network_watch_library
v_network_watch_summary
v_network_state_sport_upcoming
v_network_state_sport_results
v_network_state_sport_rankings
v_network_state_sport_content
v_network_state_sport_teams
v_network_state_sport_summary
v_network_state_institution_directory
v_network_institution_teams
v_network_institution_recent_results
v_network_institution_schedule
v_network_state_launch_health
Do NOT use a Supabase service-role key in frontend code.
Only use the public anon/publishable key.
Most importantly:
DO NOT stop after NPN-2 or NPN-3 for another approval cycle.
You have enough information to continue through the full Phase 1 visual build.
If credentials are truly absent, build everything else and isolate that one missing configuration item for me at the end.
Continue now through NPN-2 → NPN-6 in the same working session as far as possible.
And keep the attached reference images as the visual target throughout.
