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schedule-design

Design patterns and lessons for building conference schedule pages with React. Covers theme systems, 2D grid overviews, filter UX, sticky layouts, modals, favorites, and data normalization. Use when building or modifying schedule views, grid tables, filter panels, or conference UI components.

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# Schedule Design Patterns

Lessons extracted from building the `/europe/schedule` page — a single-file (~2000 line) React component with a 2D room×time grid, 1D session list, modal detail view, multi-axis filtering, favorites, theming, and semantic search.

## Architecture

### Single-file component is fine for schedule pages
The entire page lives in one `.tsx` file. Sub-components (`TypeBadge`, `SpeakerPhoto`, `SessionModal`, `GridOverview`, `SessionCard`, `FilterPill`, `StarButton`) are defined in the same file. This avoids prop-drilling across module boundaries and keeps the schedule self-contained. Extract to separate files only when reuse is needed elsewhere.

### Build-time data extraction with `getStaticProps`
Raw JSON (with nullable/optional fields) is normalized at build time into clean `ScheduleSession` objects with guaranteed string fields (empty string, not null). This eliminates null checks throughout the render logic.

### Synthetic plenary sessions
Plenary/logistics sessions (breakfast, lunch, expo hours) are hardcoded as a `PLENARY_SESSIONS` array and merged with speaker sessions at build time. They get `id: 10000 + i` to avoid collisions.
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