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Paul Bakaus 4b3cdede1b Editorial wrappers for 7 refine-category skills
Second batch. Covers the seven skills that improve existing interfaces
along a single dimension at a time.

- typeset: fix generic typography (fonts, hierarchy, scale, readability)
- arrange: fix layout, spacing, and visual rhythm
- colorize: add strategic color to monochrome interfaces without slop
- animate: purposeful motion that conveys state, never decoration
- delight: small personality moments that turn functional into memorable
- bolder: push safe designs toward impact without sliding into loud
- quieter: tone down overstimulating designs while keeping their intent

Each wrapper keeps the four-section template (When to use it / How it
works / Try it / Pitfalls), stays concrete, flags the neighboring skill
when the user is reaching for the wrong tool, and calls out the explicit
anti-patterns each skill refuses to produce (bounces for animate, extra
colors for colorize, decoration for the rest).
2026-04-08 10:07:30 -07:00
Paul Bakaus 2592db4c80 Editorial wrappers for 7 core skills
First batch of hand-written editorial wrappers. Each wrapper lives at
content/site/skills/{id}.md and renders above the auto-generated SKILL.md
body on the skill detail page.

Shape follows the standard four-section template: When to use it / How
it works / Try it / Pitfalls. Plus a tagline in frontmatter that the
page template uses in place of the bare frontmatter description.

Shipped:
- impeccable: the foundation skill, why it exists, and when to call teach
- critique: the two-assessment design review with heuristic scoring
- audit: five-dimension technical quality check with P0-P3 severities
- polish: the meticulous final pass, what it covers, when not to run it
- shape: discovery interview that produces a design brief
- distill: ruthless subtraction, when it helps vs when to reach for arrange
- harden: edge cases, i18n, error states, production readiness

Tone: direct, opinionated, no hedging, no em dashes, concrete try-it
examples with expected output shapes. Next 14 wrappers ship in batches
2 and 3.
2026-04-08 10:03:58 -07:00
Paul Bakaus 80d7502737 Extend docs-browser shell to detail pages, tighten sidebar, ban em dashes
Builds on the /skills overview landing. Every skill detail page now lives
inside the same sticky-sidebar shell, with the active skill marked via
aria-current and pulled out of the list with a 2px accent border.

- scripts/build-sub-pages.js: detail pages now wrap the .skill-detail
  body in wrapInDocsLayout() and pass currentSkillId into the sidebar
  renderer so the active row is marked
- public/css/sub-pages.css sidebar pass:
  - Narrow from 260px to 200px (was way too wide for the content)
  - Drop the redundant "Skills" label at the top (it was visually
    competing with the category titles); keep the node for a11y via
    visually-hidden styling
  - Group titles shrink to 0.625rem mono uppercase in --color-ash so
    they read as quiet signposts, not headings
  - Tighten item line-height to 1.5 and vertical padding to 3px
  - Replace the box-shadow inset accent with a border-left accent on
    the active item, leaving it visually pulled left
  - Simplify .skill-detail sizing so it works inside .skills-main
    without its own max-width / padding
- Ban em dashes in user-facing copy everywhere:
  - Rewrite 9 copy lines in index.html, 2 title tags in gallery.html,
    inline category descriptions, the /skills overview lede + how-to,
    two skills-generator comments, one aria-label, and the page titles
    for Skills and skill detail pages
  - New validateNoEmDashes step in scripts/build.js scans content/site,
    public/*.html, and the sub-page generator sources. Build fails on
    any — or — in user-facing copy. Uses commas, colons, periods,
    or parentheses instead

Build green: all 26 HTML entrypoints bundle cleanly, all four hand-authored
pages retain the shared site header, anti-pattern rules still match
SKILL.md, zero em dashes.
2026-04-08 09:45:13 -07:00
Paul Bakaus c4dc0feb23 Polish the site header based on user feedback
- Kill double underlines on nav items and brand: scope '.site-header a
  { text-decoration: none }' more specifically so the page-level 'a'
  rule in main.css can't bleed through
- Add an inline SVG logo mark next to the 'Impeccable' wordmark (reuses
  the favicon.svg glyph, inlined so Bun's HTML loader doesn't try to
  bundle '/favicon.svg' from a non-relative path)
- Add a subtle GitHub star pill (icon + 17k + small star) at the far
  right of the header; replaces the bare 'GitHub' nav text link
- Remove the duplicate .github-link floater from the hero on the landing
  page; the header pill is the single place for the stars signal now
- Mobile: stop nav items from wrapping mid-word; lower the breakpoint
  to 820px; enable horizontal scroll with a mask fade on the right;
  hide the 'Home' link on mobile (the brand is already the home link);
  hide the brand wordmark below 480px (logo glyph alone); hide the 17k
  label inside the github pill on mobile (keep the icon + star)
2026-04-08 09:03:13 -07:00
Paul Bakaus 54b687d16f Add sub-page render pipeline foundation
Groundwork for new /skills, /anti-patterns, /tutorials sections.
No user-visible changes yet — this is pure plumbing.

- Split main.css into tokens.css (design tokens + reset, ~100 lines) and
  main.css (everything else, imports tokens.css). Lets sub-pages import
  only tokens without pulling in the landing-page component CSS.
- Add marked as a dependency.
- Add scripts/lib/render-markdown.js: marked wrapper with a custom link
  resolver (skill slugs, reference/*.md anchors, external rel=noopener),
  stable heading slugger, and terminal-style code blocks.
- Add scripts/lib/render-page.js: page shell wrapper that injects the
  shared site header partial with aria-current marking.
- Add content/site/partials/header.html: shared site header with nav
  (Home / Skills / Anti-Patterns / Tutorials / Gallery / GitHub).
- Add public/css/sub-pages.css: shared styles for generated pages, with
  .site-header styling (sticky, backdrop blur, accent-underlined active
  nav item) and mobile collapse.

Build still produces the same 104 KB landing-page CSS chunk; tests pass.
2026-04-08 08:01:34 -07:00