A simple interface example collects a wizard, dialogs, and controls so the custom view can summarize without exposing the grid. Edit controls, list boxes, password gates, and buttons belong on that page only if a person must change them. Focus and brightness metrics belong there if the process can drift out of the optical setup the tools assume. Buttons that select one option and clear the others are a small state machine, right for a product section, a graphic set, or an output test. Dialogs opened by permission keep setpoint changes inside the access level you intended. Graphics should be attached to tool results, not drawn as decoration. Positions, scores, and measurements floating on the image let a first responder see which check failed. A custom view that only restates the beacon has not explained the judgment.
It has relocated the beacon.