Make the models page readable at a glance, and give the list motion - #191
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The first thing on the page was the core model's accordion, open, with four dense bullets. The actual map of the suite -- the seven one-line rows that tell you what each model answers -- sat below them, mostly below the fold. So the first view was the details of one model rather than the shape of seven. Closed the core. The first view is now the map: seven rows, each a question and a model id, with the detail one click away where it was always meant to be. Text: the hero lede and six of the wordiest facts are cut, keeping every number. The £50,000 example no longer itemises allowance, income tax and NI on the way to the net figure -- the net figure was the point. Motion: rows animate in sequence rather than as one block, so the eye reads the list as seven choices. --qa-i restarts per .qa-list so the Combine list does not inherit the Models list's delays and arrive half a second late. Hover and open states now move the border, and the "+" rotates into a "x" on open. The existing prefers-reduced-motion rule disables all of it. Cache key bumped v=4 -> v=5 across 63 files, template included: style.css changed, and #189 is the lesson about what happens when that is skipped. Site suite 1564 passed; contract and generator clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lcj9DDqam9KmVCfhEdnJcJ
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The problem with the first view
The first thing on the page was the core model's accordion, open, with four dense bullets. The actual map of the suite — the seven one-line rows telling you what each model answers — sat below them, mostly below the fold.
So the first view was the details of one model rather than the shape of seven.
Closed the core. The first view is now the map: seven rows, each a question and a model id, with the detail one click away where it was always meant to be.
Less text
The hero lede and six of the wordiest facts are cut, keeping every number. The £50,000 example no longer itemises allowance, income tax and NI on the way to the net figure — the net figure was the point.
Motion
Rows animate in sequence rather than as one block, so the eye reads the list as seven choices rather than a wall.
--qa-irestarts per.qa-list, so the Combine list doesn't inherit the Models list's delays and arrive half a second late+rotates into a×on openThe existing
prefers-reduced-motionrule disables all of it.Cache key
Bumped
v=4→v=5across 63 files, generator template included —style.csschanged, and #189 is the lesson about what happens when that's skipped.Testing
Site suite 1564 passed; contract and topic-page generator clean.
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