v1 hides TopNav below 960px; v2 was inheriting that, so mobile + tablet
had zero header chrome — frame card sat at viewport top, no WeVisto
wordmark, no page subtitle. Visible gap from the mockup.
Now in v2:
- Mobile/tablet: TopNav renders as a 52px slim sticky top bar with
mark + WeVisto wordmark + italic '— home/library/settings' subtitle.
Nav tabs are hidden (BottomNav handles routing at small sizes).
- Desktop: TopNav becomes the left side rail with full vertical nav.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tabs container had v1's flex:1, eating the vertical space and pinning
the footer right under the nav items. Resetting __tabs flex to 0 so
margin-top: auto on __foot can push it to the rail's bottom edge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Vue scoped CSS hides the subtitle and footer by default; my design-v2
override of display:block tied on specificity and lost to source order.
!important on the v2-only display rules forces the show.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mockup vs live diff revealed:
- Side rail brand area: mockup has italic '— home/library/settings' subtitle
below WeVisto, live had none. Added via reactive activeSub computed.
- Side rail footer: mockup has 'a frame, gifted · v 0.4' italic at the
bottom of the rail. Added top-nav__foot element; hidden in horizontal
layouts, shown in v2 side rail via design-v2.scss
- Side rail mark size: bumped from 36px to 44px to match mockup
- Theme swatch harbor preview wasn't winning the cascade fight against
Vue scoped styles (equal-specificity tie, Vue cascades later). Adding
!important on the few preview properties — v2 is opt-in so this is
appropriate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
v2 tokens were duplicated: in design-v2.scss for the SPA, inlined in
login.html.twig for Twig. Two places to keep in sync.
Now: one shared /public/css/wevisto-design.css loaded by every Twig
standalone template AND linked from the SPA index.html. It contains:
- Brand constants (yellow / navy / fonts)
- v2 tokens with per-theme dusk overrides
- v2 base body bg + editorial typography defaults
- v2 overrides for the .card / .btn / .field-error / .logo-badge
patterns used across all Twig templates
The SPA's design-v2.scss now holds only SPA-specific composition:
side rail at desktop, frame card, theme swatch harbor preview,
settings polish. No token duplication.
Result: changing a v2 color in one file flows to every surface in both
worlds. Adding v2 to another Twig template only requires the existing
shared CSS link (already wired up to all 11 standalone templates).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
v2 was 'harbor backdrop everywhere + glass cards', but the approved
mockups at _design/atmospheric-redesign/ use solid navy with subtle
gradient, harbor selectively (theme swatches, frame heroes), left
side rail at desktop, and editorial Marcellus/Cormorant typography.
This rewrite:
- Drops the full-page harbor backdrop; body is now solid navy with
a single radial gradient highlight
- Loads Marcellus, Cormorant Garamond, DM Mono via Google Fonts
- Editorial type recipes: h1/h2/h3 + frame card name + settings title
use Marcellus. settings__hint becomes italic Cormorant. Section
labels become DM Mono caps with 0.28em letterspacing
- TopNav restyled at desktop (≥960px) into a left-fixed side rail:
240px wide, vertical stack of nav items, active item shows inset
yellow rule + surface bg. Body gets 240px padding-left to shift
content right.
- Theme swatches reuse the harbor.jpg inside their preview area,
tinted to each dusk's color — matches the mockup exactly
- Per-dusk surface colors made opaque (was rgba 0.55) so cards are
fully readable
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Active-theme-only override made all six swatches show the same amber tint
in v2. Per-swatch rules via aria-label now give each its own dusk preview.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
First-cut v2 had transparent cards (alpha 0.55) that disappeared into the
harbor backdrop, plus the v1 cream chrome leaked through.
This pass:
- Bumps --color-surface / surface-2 to 0.85 alpha across every dusk so
cards stay readable on top of the photo
- Darkens backdrop with a vignette + bumps --color-bg overlay to 0.70
- Adds [data-design=v2] chrome rules: top-nav/bottom-nav glass, theme
swatches use dusks tokens, design-toggle cards become glass, install
button keeps accent fg color, frame-card gets inset highlight
- Brightens --color-text-muted in each dusk for legibility
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lets users opt into the new atmospheric design without affecting users on v1.
Adds a beta-flag toggle in Settings → Design. Server-side preference persists
across devices; a cookie mirrors it so unauthenticated Twig pages do correct
first-paint without an extra DB roundtrip.
Backend:
- User.designVersion column (nullable VARCHAR(10); null defaults to 'v1')
- Migration Version20260515120000
- PATCH /api/user/design endpoint accepting 'v1'|'v2', sets wevisto_design cookie
- SpaController injects data-design on <html> + refreshes the cookie on every
SPA load (keeps cross-device pref in sync)
- Twig templates (base, login, register, help, setup, token-*) read the
cookie via {{ app.request.cookies.get('wevisto_design')|default('v1') }}
so login/setup pages also respect the user's design choice
Frontend:
- design-v2.scss — opt-in overlay scoped under [data-design="v2"]. Overrides
--color-* tokens to dusk variants per theme (warm-craft → amber, ocean-dusk
stays, etc.), adds harbor photo backdrop via body::before with theme tint
via body::after. Glass-card blur on existing surfaces. v1 untouched.
- harbor.jpg shipped as a public asset (270KB, single-fetch, cached)
- User type gains designVersion ('v1' | 'v2')
- SettingsView toggle (Original / Atmospheric) calls the API, updates the
data-design attribute optimistically, reverts on failure
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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