Changelog

Every build

Every build of this site, newest first: 189 since Sep 16, 2026. One line each, as the repository records it.

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93 builds

  1. b212The case's first picture is found at once
  2. b211Launch polish
  3. b210Ready for Apache
  4. b209The flood hands the page over
  5. b208Every end of the thread comes to a point
  6. b207The changelog and the log, closed on b207
  7. b206Back to the first sketch, as it says
  8. b205The page steps back behind the keys card
  9. b204The changelog and the session's log
  10. b203The wireframe on the first screen of a phone
  11. b202The bar closes up while the hero holds the button
  12. b201Three more from the juror
  13. b200Five things a juror caught
  14. b199The wireframe's boxes say what goes in them
  15. b198The keys card holds T and S too
  16. b197The wireframe, written down
  17. b196The wireframe is redrawn under a line
  18. b195The wireframe under a finger
  19. b194The wireframe is annotated
  20. b193Hold S for the page as its wireframe
  21. b192The lens waits for a hand that moves
  22. b191The thread alone can be looked round
  23. b190Search on a phone
  24. b189The console note and humans.txt name the newer handles
  25. b188Go anywhere searches the notes
  26. b187Go anywhere
  27. b186The accessibility audit covers the pages added since its list was written (journal, a note, changelog, accessibility): 0 critical, 0 serious on all 28 route and width pairs
  28. b185An accessibility statement
  29. b184Forced colours keep the beads' meaning
  30. b183More contrast when asked for
  31. b182The footer says which build this is
  32. b181A figure can be pointed at
  33. b180A note says how much is left
  34. b179The first screen names the one key worth knowing
  35. b178The changelog's cadence
  36. b177Every build
  37. b176The footer's save-data line is shown only when data is being saved
  38. b175Installable, and the rail says Drag
  39. b174The case studies get the thread rail
  40. b173The rail can be taken in hand
  41. b172A mistyped address set right
  42. b171A note can be listened to
  43. b170Look closer
  44. b169Every page prints
  45. b168A browser that asks to save data gets the light version
  46. b167A note leads on to the next
  47. b166Humans.txt and security.txt
  48. b165The QA run as data
  49. b164A note on the keys
  50. b163A tablet in portrait gets the menu
  51. b162Hold T for the thread alone
  52. b161A note's code can be taken
  53. b160Inside a journal note the bar names the part being read
  54. b159A draft survives a look at the work
  55. b1589am in New York, on your clock
  56. b157The thread lights beside what you select
  57. b156What we need from you is a check
  58. b155The thread in the tab
  59. b154The journal has a feed
  60. b153The footer offers the keys
  61. b152Keep this frame
  62. b151Every page shares its own picture
  63. b150The bar says where you are
  64. b149The site's own case page weighs itself
  65. b148The thread answers the writing
  66. b147Chapter headings keep their height while they are split for the light-sweep reveal
  67. b146No layout shift while a case is read
  68. b145The hero's 'On yours' line keeps its room from the first paint
  69. b144A note on the visitor's thread
  70. b143Quote with a link
  71. b142The journal shows its pictures
  72. b141The 404 shows the way back as you came
  73. b140The headline notices
  74. b139The plan as a link
  75. b138The lens on every frame
  76. b137A plan you can print
  77. b136The keyboard walks the thread
  78. b135The approach on a calendar
  79. b134The house rules carry their evidence
  80. b133One working day
  81. b132Every case figure says what it cost
  82. b131A note for the console
  83. b130The thread has a length
  84. b129The note's code runs
  85. b128Your thread so far
  86. b127The menu is hung as it opens
  87. b126The form hands back what was sent
  88. b125The thread signs the page
  89. b124The 404's cut thread can be tied back
  90. b123The sketch under the work
  91. b122The proof, measured on the visitor's own device
  92. b121The thread between the sketch and the page can be taken in hand
  93. b120The form counts its heading's promise

52 builds

  1. b119The bar's waiting pill stays in the tab order
  2. b118A fifth note
  3. b117The colophon shows this site as it is
  4. b116The drawn thread on the rules runs on a phone too
  5. b115The thread on paper
  6. b114One "Start a project" per screen
  7. b113The phone menu says the studio's hours as they stand, as the footer, the form and the studio page do
  8. b112Soft Geometry's case page performs its idea like the other two
  9. b111The link preview is this site again
  10. b110The favicon is the thread (a lit strand on ink, where it was a tilted slab from an older build), with a home-screen icon to match
  11. b109The studio's working hours say where they stand now, and its address can be copied, as in the footer and at the form
  12. b108The thread takes a little of the colour of the study it passes
  13. b107On a touch screen the footer's lamp is carried by the scroll
  14. b106A study's targets read as a decision, not a gap
  15. b105Posters re-rendered for the new poses (the phone's two-strand hero, the form's loop)
  16. b104A phone's hero carries two strands, not three, the second 20 px higher
  17. b103Soft Geometry leads with its idea
  18. b101The studies say they are self-initiated in their deck instead of in a paragraph left alone after the last one
  19. b100The journal shows what it describes
  20. b99On a phone the timeline's thread goes on into the contract as itself
  21. b98The form's loop crosses over the top nearer the camera, out of the depth fade that left it a dark smear beside the heading
  22. b97On a phone the thread reaches the form again, as the page's own hairline
  23. b96The upright serif extends to the other sentences set in the deck size
  24. b95The thread answers the hand that moves the page
  25. b94Every page but the journal's own names the newest note above the footer's wordmark (the home page had no way into the journal but the nav)
  26. b93Accessibility sweep over the week's additions (axe)
  27. b92The approach shows what each stage hands you
  28. b91On a phone the bar's hairline carries the thread
  29. b90The 404's cut thread is laid on the page instead of on the screen and comes in from the right edge above the footer (held to the viewport, it slid down through the footer's wordmark as the short page scrolled), and it no longer runs on to the footer's rule
  30. b89The journal says when and how long
  31. b88The studio's hours as they stand
  32. b87The italic gets its meaning back
  33. b86The study captions under the nine-column frames are set on those nine columns (on the page's grid, and clear of the band in the open side, which a full-width caption put under it)
  34. b84The construction on request
  35. b83The journal keeps its promise that every note describes the code
  36. b82Soft Geometry's frame performs its idea too
  37. b81The footer offers the way back
  38. b80From the first sketch to the form
  39. b79Accent words vary in position, phone stats two abreast, tighter phone display leading
  40. b78The page flood has a soft edge of light instead of a hard circle (a registered mask radius grows from the click)
  41. b77On a phone the 404's cut thread rests below the screen (the page is shorter than the screen and it ran across the footer)
  42. b76On a phone the ribbon is the timeline too
  43. b74The Concrete and Light frame on the home page says the hour its light stands at as it passes
  44. b72The menu hangs on the thread
  45. b71The thread follows the page with a little drag
  46. b70The hero's second ribbon comes in above the headline and leaves under the bar (no fragment behind "We", nothing behind Start a project)
  47. b68Every page but the home page and the contact page ends with the thread at rest on the footer's rule
  48. b67The case studies carry the thread again
  49. b66Reading pages carry a bookmark
  50. b65The thread rests on every chapter rule
  51. b64The ribbon itself
  52. b63The ribbons answer only to the scroll (no hover dent, no pointer tilt, no work-row flow)

22 builds

  1. b61The bar is opaque with a hairline under it (translucent, it showed a grey strip over frames, two tones on paper and a seam across the ribbon), units never wrap away from their numbers, the proof under the offer is set smaller than the offer, the rail steps off the form
  2. b60The bar stays (tucked away on the way down it left a long page with no navigation), the estimate link sits under the budget it fills, the measured numbers are labelled in plain words and dated without the build code, the timeline holds its beads to the last stage, the work band is a thread while it crosses between studies, the rail's marks and labels sit on rings of ink, the Concrete and Light case shows the hour large in its hero
  3. b59The case light is the gap in the building's shade (a warm band multiplied onto cream read as a peach smudge), the case clock is larger and darker, the measured numbers stand one per row on a phone with short labels that fit one line, the hero poster is drawn sooner
  4. b58The timeline keeps its beads until the last stage is read, section heads reveal at 88 % (on a phone the late reveal read as half a screen of black), the rail steps aside for the footer's wordmark, the case clock is readable, paper pages give the footer room, the phone case hero is shorter, the proof under the offer is set as body text
  5. b57The case clock sits on its side in the right margin (never on the frames or the copy) and phones go without it, the case ribbon leaves paper pages (a grey stub in a corner read as dirt), the phone hero's ribbons sit lower under the bar, the approach link is under its closing line, the footer mark fills the grid again, form fields have a hairline all round, phone sections 48 px
  6. b56Fixes from the last round, including a regression of b55
  7. b54On a phone the hero's ribbons stay under the bar (they ran through the wordmark in the header)
  8. b53/contact has its own head ('Two sentences are enough.'), the footer mark is set at its own spacing and lighter
  9. b52Each case performs its idea on its own page
  10. b51The thread rail
  11. b50Form in its own terms (chips outlined in silver and filled when chosen, a drawn consent box), measured numbers in bone, footer mark lighter again, desktop sections 88 px, the case's first frame arrives 280 ms after the flood, the phone contact keeps the thread off screen
  12. b49The tide goes out over the Slack Water frames as they are read (plane shader), the timeline lights its stages in order (done, current, waiting), the phone keeps the thread off screen while reading (down the edge it read as a stuck scrollbar), case titles are there with the flood instead of fading in after it, copy fixes
  13. b48On a phone the thread runs down the right edge through the reading (one band, fully on screen, layers stacked straight behind) and turns in under the form to end at the submit button
  14. b47Each study leads with its most distinctive frame (the tide through 42, the collection), case heroes are shorter so the work is on the first screen, every page's own first section clears the bar, the pause icon has a tooltip, the company line says where it is from and when it works, the four measured numbers are labelled in words a buyer uses
  15. b45A third study from another field replaces the studio demo in the list
  16. b44The timeline is a lit line through a bead per stage (the stage being read glows), the contact band ends with its tip at the submit button, the loader's line swings up into the hero ribbon as the curtain wipes, and the house rules name the thread in one line instead of explaining it
  17. b40The ribbon has one job a stranger can read: named once under the house rules, it threads through the open side of each study, the timeline lights the week being read, and one layered band meets the form
  18. b38Every pose next to the transit lane runs bottom to top (points crossed over on the hand-over and the band twisted into fragments)
  19. b37One ribbon between sections
  20. b36404 cut moved into open page, three ribbons there too
  21. b35First section whole at the top of the page, hero hands straight over to the manifesto, case hero to its margin, route hand-over starts after the page flood so it is seen, phone margin lines out of the text column
  22. b34Scroll-driven ribbon engine

17 builds

  1. b33Journal notes with real code excerpts (and a corrected account of the mask), 'This site' opens on the macro render, footer lets the ribbon through on dark pages (no flat-cut slab), margin edges stop above the caption, footer links on one line
  2. b32'This site' case study with original Blender renders, live concept pages inside their case studies, a scope and price estimator in the form, the journal (three build notes)
  3. b31Concrete and Light
  4. b30The ribbon parts around the mouse
  5. b29Work margin edges as clean even strokes, rule retracts once the first frame fills the screen, no corner disc on desktop (nav carries Pause motion)
  6. b28Approach reads one stage at a time
  7. b27Sharp project frames
  8. b26Approach carried by its timeline alone (low band retracted), /studio keeps the braid through the company section
  9. b25Work frames at three sizes (full, 72 % right, 72 % left, D98)
  10. b24Tighter section rhythm (104/80 px), motion toggle in the desktop nav and the corner disc gone past the hero, footer wordmark inside the margins
  11. b23Work frames held between two edges of light in the margins, the first rule retracts once its frame has passed
  12. b22Approach line runs in the list's empty first column as a slim timeline, no hooked head
  13. b21The front ribbon crosses the hero headline only at rest
  14. b20Studio braid falls through the empty right half instead of being cut above the headline, stays with the reading longer
  15. b19Manifesto read word by word, proof numbers against their budgets, manifesto ribbons clear the label
  16. b17Tighter sections, and on a phone the pause control lives in the menu past the hero
  17. b15The ribbon leaves the reading

1 build

  1. b10The frame loop stops forcing layout

1 build

  1. b4Ignore the workshop gate log

2 builds

  1. b3One system, seven rooms
  2. b2Pivot to work-led, US copy

1 build

  1. b1Flagship v1

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