The homepage, in three columns
The homepage is three columns now: the wordmark left, the sentence and the question in the middle, the address right. They sit on the nav bar rather than under it, so the bar carries the page's own type instead of a strip of empty rule. Everything came down to two sizes, 32 and 12, inside a 50px frame on all four sides.
The work below runs in offset pairs, the right column a frame ahead of the left, 100px between one pair and the next. A name sits on the outside edge of its picture and swings across to the far side as the picture opens. Two hairlines run the height of the page and hold their place while the work scrolls past.
Then the same pass across every route: search results, the studies, the daybook, and the two black beats in the footer. Two old bugs fell out of it. The full-bleed rule measured 100vw, which is three pixels wider than the page whenever a scrollbar is showing, so every page sat three pixels left and the burn pill was off centre. And the masthead scrolled sideways on a phone, which hid the question field completely.
The lab caught up last. The homepage stylesheet and its driver are generated from public/lab/pressing-home.html, and none of this had been written back, so running the port would have regenerated the old homepage over the new one. It regenerates both byte for byte now.
