Dungeon Journal redesign: three directions

What each direction borrows, and what only we have

	A. Field Guide	B. Atlas	C. Run Sheet
Built for	Looking things up: any boss, any quest, two clicks.	Finding your way: the map and the art lead.	The run you are in: what is next and what you still need.
Dungeon list	Always on the left, with art thumbnails and level colour.	A home page of art cards; the list is gone from dungeon pages.	A switcher at the top; the page gets the full width.
A dungeon	Tabs: Bosses and Loot, Quests, Map, Keys. Boss list beside the boss.	Map or quests on the left, the picked boss on the right, run order under the map.	One page in kill order; each boss opens in place.
Closest to	OneForAll's master and detail, without its spreadsheet list.	ForeverDungeonJournal's card home, with grouping and level colour it lacks.	Today's page, reordered around the run.
Biggest change to build	Medium. New tab and pane layout; rows mostly exist.	Largest. New home page, map inside the window.	Smallest. Reuses the boss and quest rows; new summary column.

In all three

Art on every dungeon, boss faces on every classic boss. The Forever client already holds Blizzard's journal paintings and boss busts for the classic dungeons, so nothing has to ship with the addon. The nine new Forever dungeons keep their loading screens; their bosses fall back to the in-game portrait.
Naowh's tip is on the page, not behind a hover icon. Neither other addon has tips or abilities.
Favourite and BiS are buttons on each loot row, not a right-click menu. Drop chance, upgrade and BiS rank sit in fixed columns.
One requirements strip under the title: level against yours, key, lockout, entrance.
Title-bar tools have labels. Four text sizes (20, 15, 13, 11) instead of seven.
New Forever items with no drop chance yet say "New" in place of a dash.

Mock-up only. Some drop chances and the "for you" marks are sample values. Whether the classic journal art loads in game still needs a check in the Forever client.