Use case: ui-mockup, precise edit. Revise the attached selected Sweat AI single-video detail mockup at its exact 1487 x 1058 canvas. Produce ONE finished desktop app UI image. User feedback: “I don't see value in showing video as big here, stats are more important.” Follow this hierarchy decisively: METRICS FIRST, RETENTION SECOND, PLAYBACK A SMALL UTILITY. PRESERVE the warm Paper/charcoal Sweat AI identity, same left sidebar and its navigation, same chosen Videos state, same film identity Newton & the counterfeiter, existing breadcrumb/back link, publication metadata, TikTok/Instagram/YouTube selection, sample-data labeling and small orange Open on TikTok action. Current date stays Friday October 23, 2026, America/New_York. Keep Published 20 Oct 2026 · 0:52 · Puppet stories and the selected TikTok @getsweat account with 48h capture · sample data. No additional product areas, advice cards, AI scores, marketing copy or financial metrics. MAIN CHANGE: DELETE the enormous left-hand portrait-player column and the three large repeated filmstrip thumbnails. The statistical content should use almost the FULL main-pane width. Do not merely shrink the player from huge to medium; remove its column entirely. No giant blank placeholder where the video was. The only video preview is a small approximately 100–120px-wide by 178–214px-high portrait thumbnail near the lower-right selected-moment evidence; keep it under 8 percent of the main content area. It retains the exact supplied Newton/ledger frame and caption “him down.” with a small play icon and an Expand video link for optional inspection. Video should be visually subordinate to the metrics and broad chart. TOP: use a restrained 28px title instead of a giant title. Header and platform/account controls should be compact, with clean breathing room. Under the selected platform/account scope, a single six-column typographic KPI strip spans the main pane with thin dividers, no six separate cards: Views 1,440; 3s retention 56%; Avg. watch 14.4s; Avg. video watched 27.7%; Completion 16.1%; Shares 3. All are clearly illustrative sample data, not real company performance. Use concise readable labels and aligned tabular numbers. “Avg. video watched” is the mean watched share, not a percentage of viewers. Do not introduce comparisons, up arrows or winning labels. CENTER: a much WIDER Audience retention chart, occupying roughly 1050–1100px of width in the main pane with 260–300px height, thin neutral gridlines and an honest 0–100% vertical axis. Show the same broad decreasing curve and selected cursor at precisely 0:04, with a factual callout 0:04 · 53% remaining. Horizontal axis is video time 0:00 to 0:52. Retain the context 1,440 views · TikTok @getsweat · sample data. Charcoal curve, one small orange selected marker. Keep axis text readable. Completion is a separate reported native metric; do not label the final retention point as completion or draw a misleading conversion funnel. BOTTOM: compact, open-layout Platform delivery counts table on the left, and the SMALL video/moment reference on the right. The table has columns Platform / Views / Likes / Comments / Shares, and three illustrative rows: TikTok 1,440 / 86 / 4 / 3; Instagram 1,090 / 61 / 3 / 2; YouTube 960 / 31 / 2 / 1. These are raw native platform counts, not pooled retention or unique people. Keep its heading secondary, rows thinly separated, no nested panels. A quiet caption says Sample 48h readings · platform definitions differ. Next to it, the small actual-video thumbnail is a utility captioned Selected moment · 0:04 and the observed on-screen caption “him down.”, with Expand video. It should not fight the chart or table for attention. Place the evidence footer unobtrusively at the bottom: Captured 22 Oct, 08:31 ET · Provider data-through unknown. Keep View source evidence as a text link. STYLE: warm base #faf8f5, charcoal #0f1115, slate #3d4450, fine #e7e5e0 dividers, accessible muted text #686e78, near-square 2px corners, one orange #ff5a00 primary button with charcoal text. Typography should resemble the existing Rubik/IBM Plex design, at most two fonts. Body 14–16px, metadata 12–13px, ample alignment precision. Flat purposeful surfaces, not dashboard cards inside cards. Keep the orange only purposeful. No blue/purple theme, glass, gradients, new logo, large shadows, extra icons or new image art. The result must immediately read as an analytical detail page with a small media reference, not a film screening interface. Maintain the existing single-window app, not a redesign of its whole navigation. All content fully inside the viewport, no clipped table, readable figures. Single image only, no comparison collage, device bezel, browser chrome, numbered option label, or annotations outside the UI.