The Searches page now merges the most-viewed and most-searched athletes into a single ranking with a top-3 podium, an attention bar, and sortable Views/Searches columns — plus a Side-by-side view that keeps the two metrics apart.
Searches, redesigned
The Searches page pulls the two things collectors do — viewing athlete pages and searching for names — into one place. Instead of two separate stacked lists, there's now a single combined ranking: every athlete on one row with both their view count and search count, a compact attention bar, and headers that let you sort by Views or Searches on the spot.
A Top 3 podium highlights the period's standouts (ranked by combined attention — a search counts a little heavier than a view), and a Side-by-side toggle brings back the separate "Most viewed" and "Most searched" columns when you'd rather scan them apart. Time-range (24h → all time) and category filters work as before, and every row still links straight to that athlete's page.
This is a visual and interaction refresh — the underlying view/search data is unchanged.