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Three things, from the screenshots.
Banner repositioning, which was a real hole. A banner was always cropped dead
centre, and a GIF could not go through the still-image cropper at all — so
there was no way to frame one. The crop is now two percentages and a zoom
stored in the profile (`banner: {x, y, zoom}`), and the banner renders as an
<img> with object-position plus a scale rather than a CSS background: those two
compose into pan-and-zoom, where `background-size: cover` cannot be zoomed
without knowing the file's dimensions. The editor drags the live element, so a
GIF keeps animating while you frame it, and nothing is ever re-encoded.
The editor now has the reference's shape: a rail of cards on the left, each
showing what it currently holds, and the live profile beside it. A card opens a
dialog with the options on one side and a preview on the other. That is the
part both earlier attempts got wrong — the first put a 360px preview inside a
640px column, the second made you leave the preview to open a section. Here
they are on screen together at full size.
The dialog edits a copy: Cancel discards it, Apply commits to the draft, and
the draft is only persisted by Save. So backing out of a dialog cannot cost
unrelated work, and neither can the per-section reset in its header.
"Surprise me" randomises the look and nothing else. Fonts, effects, decoration,
theme and nameplate change; pronouns, tag, links, board and the banner crop are
the user's own words and framing, and rolling dice over those would be
vandalism. A test asserts exactly that over 40 rolls, and that every roll lands
on ids the normaliser accepts.
Five more nameplates in the y2k direction — holo, chrome, vapor, matrix, ember
— since the existing ten were all plain gradients.
Verified: shared build, web build, server typecheck, 523 web tests (5 new:
banner clamping and round-trip, randomiser bounds).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>