Lightbox.astro — reusable native HTMLDialogElement wrapper:
- Trigger: <button> wrapping the <img>, cursor: zoom-in, amber zoom-pill
badge fades in on hover/focus.
- Dialog: showModal() opens a full-viewport modal (≤1800x1200 cap) with
blurred amber-tinted backdrop.
- Close paths: native form[method=dialog] submit (Escape + close button),
click on backdrop, click on the image itself.
- Accessibility: aria-labelledby + visually-hidden heading avoids both
aria-label-misuse and no-redundant-role validator conflicts. Focus
returns to trigger on close (native HTMLDialogElement behavior).
- Motion: 220ms fade+scale open, disabled under prefers-reduced-motion.
- CSP: <script> is Astro-bundled to an external file — script-src 'self'
respected.
Hero and ProductShowcase now use <Lightbox> instead of a raw <img> for
the product screenshots. The existing frame styling (border, glow, ring
overlay) is untouched — the lightbox trigger is a block-level button
that fills the frame.
TopographicBg now actually reads:
- Per-line stroke width varies (triangle wave — contour-interval feel)
- Per-line opacity varies by vertical depth (darker mid-section, lighter
edges)
- One line in four rendered in cyan (echo of cross-route correlation)
- Radial-mask soft edge fade so lines dissolve into the section boundary
- Default opacity bumped from 0.12 to 0.35; section callers still scale it
down via the opacity prop, but the new internal variation makes the
atmosphere visible where before it was invisible
WhyUs second tile: 3-AM storytelling moment now lands typographically:
- Decorative 03:00 glyph (amber/4% alpha) in the top-right corner
- Eyebrow log-entry treatment: pulsing amber dot + mono 03:00:47.218
timestamp + OPS DESK label — reads like a product UI log row
- The rest of the tile unchanged
ProductShowcase figure: figcaption moved to last child (HTML spec
requires figcaption to be first or last in a figure; a div after it was
a validation error).
Editorial section between DualValueProps and HowItWorks. Breaks the
identical-rectangle cascade with an asymmetric 8/4 grid: large
error-detail screenshot with subtle cyan/amber backlight on the left,
three numbered callout captions on the right.
The screenshot (cross-route correlation chain + circuit breaker +
fallback + Java stack trace) makes the 'deep tracing, replay, live
control' claims concrete in a way the abstract RouteDiagram never did.
Cyan kicker on this section (vs. amber elsewhere) signals 'this one is
different' and echoes the cross-route correlation color in the product.
