A focused follow-up to the 1.4.0 redesign: your champ select plan gets the draft math built in, the pick/ban trays learned to fit any window beautifully, and the app finally remembers how big you like it.
🧮 Your plan, with the math done for you
How many picks is enough? We did the worst-case arithmetic: as last pick, 10 bans and 9 picks can be gone before your turn — so 20 distinct picks guarantees one survives, and a 21st could never matter. Bans: only your four teammates' declared picks can block a target, so a 5th ban always lands clean. The planner now puts a counter on each list (hover it for the math), turns gold once you're practically covered — about 4 picks, or any fallback mode — and caps the lists at 20 and 5, because anything past that is dead weight. Try to add more and queuePop politely tells you why it won't. ARAM is exempt; its priority list isn't a draft.
🖼️ Trays that fit like they were drawn there
The picks and bans now lay themselves out as two tidy blocks that share the same row count and fill the page edge to edge at any window size. Slots scale gently to use the space, stay pixel-crisp at rest, and glide while you resize instead of jumping. No more stray gaps, overlapping sections, or lonely half-rows.
🪟 A window that remembers
Resize queuePop once and it opens at exactly that size, every launch. (Maximizing doesn't count — it remembers the real size underneath.) The minimum window is now 762×800, the smallest size where every page lays out properly.
🔧 For the curious
The list caps are enforced in the UI and again in config normalization, so oversized hand-edited configs trim themselves on load. The tray layout is solved deterministically from the container and header widths — fewest rows that fit, slot size scaled to fill, integer-quantized for crisp art — and the resize glide is a registered CSS @property transition, no per-frame JavaScript. The remembered window size is an additive window config key: old configs upgrade in place and downgrade safely.