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title: "Case study: Session Standing Board"
description: "A drag-to-triage standing board for session outcomes, with full keyboard and touch support — the accessibility reference for Lab decision boards."
canonical: "https://orchestkit.yonyon.ai/docs/showcase/lab/session-standing"
---

# Case study: Session Standing Board

A drag-to-triage standing board for session outcomes, with full keyboard and touch support — the accessibility reference for Lab decision boards.

import { LazyLabEmbed } from "@/components/lazy";


**Problem.** Long autonomous sessions end with a pile of outcomes in mixed states:
shipped, blocked, needs-review, deferred. Deciding what happens next is a
prioritization task, and doing it in prose (a summary nobody re-reads) loses the
decisions.

**Approach.** The standing board renders session outcomes as draggable cards across
priority buckets. It is also the repo's **accessibility reference implementation**
for drag-and-drop: native HTML5 drag is mouse-only, so this board uses Pointer
Events plus keyboard reorder plus `aria-live` announcements — drag with a mouse,
a finger, or arrow keys, same result.

<LazyLabEmbed
  slug="session-standing-board"
  caption="Live artifact — drag with mouse or touch, or focus a card and reorder with the keyboard."
  height={620}
/>

**What it demonstrates.** Playground quality is governed by a written, falsifiable
visual standard (design tokens, motion budget, drag-and-drop a11y rules) that every
generated board must pass — this artifact is the template other decision boards are
checked against.