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…ut map Starts from main and ports selectively from the R5 redesign: - Bricolage/Geist/Geist Mono type, chunky buttons, marker underline draw-in, hard-shadow cards, motion toggle (footer only), and reduced-motion handling. - Hand-drawn word nav, thickened with same-color shadows plus a dark halo and spaced out, with the compact phone header and menu. - Hero keeps the live copy; the diagram is now a live map of edge relays where publishers and viewers attach to their nearest edge and frames copy at each relay along the shortest-path tree. Pauses offscreen, in hidden tabs, and under reduced motion. - Fan-out steps (x1 to x1,000) under the live "Massive scale" feature line, the news ticker, ruled feature and use-case lists with drawn icons, the live standards strip, and a plain alliance heading. - Blog keeps the featured latest post; other cards are flat with no tape or tilt. Demo thumbnails are plain dark panels. Footer cat is larger and the footer taglines are gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- The hero map drops to five edge relays and a few roaming viewers. - Sources take turns: the camera, then the mic, then the robot and its operator. Each source's frames, label, lit links and viewers share one color, and endpoints outside the current turn dim. - New viewers watch whichever broadcast is furthest below its share, so every turn fans out. - The nav words lose most of their thickening and keep a soft dark halo. - The "Massive scale" cat steps are gone. "Massive scale" is back in the features list. - A tilted green sash carrying the feature titles takes the old section's place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Every publisher now streams at once in staggered bursts. - Frames are faster and carry comet tails. - Links glow in the color of the broadcast that just crossed them. - Endpoints ripple as frames leave or land. - Relay and endpoint icons are much larger and scale with the map. - The hero gives the map more width and drops the dead space under it. - The green sash now sits just before "From the blog". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The live site, kept as the base, with flair ported in from an exploratory redesign, and a live fan-out map in the hero. The copy stays the live site's own: no new taglines.
What changed
Hero map. This is a live SVG drawing (
src/components/fanout/map.ts).Type and polish.
Nav. Hand-drawn words, spaced out, with a soft dark halo. A compact header and menu on phones.
Home page.
Blog. A large featured latest post, then flat cards by year, with no tape or tilt.
Demo. Card art sits on plain dark panels.
Screenshots
The images live on the
assets/design-v2branch. Delete that branch once this PR lands.How this was made
Five rounds of redesign variants (bold to conservative) were each scored out of 10 by Claude Opus and GPT Sol, with Gemini as a low-weight third reviewer.
The council kept rewarding loudness. The owner's review of round 5 rejected most of it: the copy, the cat walls, a latency demo that was technically wrong, the tape and tilt. This PR is the result of that review: the live site as the base, with the parts the owner liked ported in and iterated on directly.
Follow-ups
src/lib/lobby.tson branchdesign/r3-lobby, local only) that publishes and subscribes on the anon relay. It needs a moq submodule bump and rate limits on the anon namespace before it can go live.Test plan
just fix,bun run check,bun test src/libNever deployed.
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