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Every stack. Every motion engine. In one scroll.
Heroes, navigation systems, preloaders, scroll effects and dashboards — each variation a different combination of framework, animation library and GPU technique, wrapped in a metadata HUD that tells you exactly what you are looking at and what happens when you touch it.
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npm run setup:browser # Chromium from npm
npm run verify:browser # audit + capture
# → docs/vision/index.html
The vision reel is a real
browser, driven through each variation's signature interaction — pointer arcs, scroll
trajectories, clicks — with the audit results printed beside every capture. It is where the
bugs that jsdom cannot see (a `display` rule defeating `hidden`, `
` breaking screen-reader
text) were found.
npm install
npm run build # exports every framework track into docs/
npm run preview # → http://localhost:4173
The hub is a buildless static site, so docs/index.html also works straight from disk. The
framework variations are static exports that CI splices into docs/framework/.
1. build it in apps/next-catalog/src/heroes/<slug>/
2. register it in catalog/catalog.json
3. npm run catalog:sync && npm run buildOne manifest entry drives the hub card, the metadata HUD, the route generator and this page’s counters. No duplication, no drift.
git push origin main
# .github/workflows/deploy.yml builds every
# app, splices docs/ and publishes Pages
Every href in the manifest is relative, so the same build serves from / locally and from
/<repo>/ on GitHub Pages without a rewrite step.