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Pages move the way their addresses do; a record with a picture is a card; the trainer says who a business is
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Unreleased
- Pages move the way their addresses do. Deeper in the address comes in from the right, back up comes in from the left, and a page at the same depth comes from below or above, with the index on top. The cards on screen leave as layers of their own, one after another, and the next page's cards arrive the same way. The old page stays on screen until the new one has loaded, where it used to go blank in between. Only transforms and opacity are animated, through the browser's View Transitions (`public/page-motion.js`, before the router). Browsers without them, and anyone who asks for reduced motion, navigate as before.
- A record that carries a picture, in a list with no buttons, is shown as a card: the picture, the first field as the heading, the rest under it, with no field names, state or time. Cards are shown in the order they were put up. On a desk, the same picture is a thumbnail.
- Trainer: `values` in a plan and `presents: true` on a need make a "who we are" card on the front door. The business's own statements are carried word for word, beside every record the need presents: the people who work there, entered from inside, each with a `picture` field (a file that only takes JPEG, PNG or WebP) that shows as their portrait. A public list keeps the form's field order, so the first field heads each row.
## 0.6.2 (2026-09-30)
- The header knows who is here: on a site with sign-in, a link top right to sign in, or the person's name and the way out. A page with a `slideshow` gets the wordmark as a bar of its own, the strip full width under it, and the question after.