Plugin Admin: Redesign Author Cards

[Ipstenu]

Needs a UX designer here...

tl;dr the Author Cards, now that we've included user notes, can get pretty unwieldy. Can someone make it better? My only thoughts are to hide the Author Notes and Plugins and have a CSS/JS click to display? With the Plugins being clicked by default?

I've attached some current examples.

[Ipstenu]

Example of small card for Notto

[Ipstenu]

Example of banned user for sockpuppeting (with many links and notes)

[Ipstenu]

Example of large card of plugin author doing annoying things.

[melchoyce]

What's the context these live in? Is it an admin feature?

[Ipstenu]

Admin only on the back end of WordPress.org/plugins/WP-admin

[JoshuaWold]

Wanted to validate, is this an interface that's only visible to users that have access to the backend of w.org/plugins? Therefore it will not be a frontend facing interface, but rather a more meta interface to make the reviewing and approving of plugins easier?

[JoshuaWold]

Is it possible to see one of these screenshots in the larger context of the overall interface?

[Ipstenu]

Is this an interface that's only visible to users that have access to the backend of w.org/plugins?

Again yes. This is ADMIN ONLY. Only people who can review and approve/open/close plugins will EVER see these. Back end of WP ONLY. No front-facing views. (Will that ever change? Possibly but it's so far down the road I don't want to get distracted)

Is it possible to see one of these screenshots in the larger context of the overall interface?

It would involve a lot of redacted information. It's a metabox on the post-edit page (either on the sidebar where you have the Publish box, or the larger section where you have Excerpts etc).

[Ipstenu]

Closing this to pull it off the to-do list.