// 5 Aug 2025

Add protection against concurrent booking conflicts when multiple designers try to book the same slot simultaneously.

When someone submits a booking, verify the slot is still available before confirming. If another designer booked it while they were filling out the form, show a clear message explaining the slot was just taken and automatically highlight the next available slot in that session.

Consider adding real-time availability updates so slots that get booked appear as unavailable immediately across all open browsers, reducing the chance of conflicts. The goal is to handle this race condition gracefully without frustrating designers who thought they had secured a slot.

Make the experience feel fair and transparent - if someone loses out on a slot, they should understand why and have an immediate alternative option presented to them.

Make several visual and structural improvements to clean up the interface.

First, update the page title styling to use black text instead of the current color, creating better contrast and a more professional appearance.

Since we now only have Tuesday sessions (Thursday was removed), simplify the layout structure. Remove any unnecessary container grouping around Tuesday sessions. Restructure the time navigation to show a full month view per page, displaying all Tuesdays within that month. This gives designers a better overview of available slots across several weeks at once rather than switching between individual weeks.

Fix the interaction overlap issue where hovering on booked slots causes the waitlist and cancel buttons to overlap with the review type badge. These elements need proper spacing so all information remains visible and clickable. Additionally, resolve the color clash between the review type badges and the booked slot backgrounds - ensure sufficient contrast so the badges remain readable against the slot background color.

The result should be a cleaner, more scannable interface where designers can see a month's worth of review opportunities at a glance without visual conflicts or confusing overlaps.