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The Visual Mode section had three competing cards in the right column
(25 deterministic checks, Three ways to use it, Get the Chrome extension)
all wrapped in bordered/backgrounded containers. The live detection
overlay iframe on the left is the visual anchor for the section — the
right column should be quieter editorial blocks, not three cards
fighting for attention.
Layout changes
- Strip card chrome from .visual-mode-feature: no padding, background,
or border-radius. Just an eyebrow label + paragraph in editorial flow.
- Strip card chrome from .detection-callout: no padding, background,
border, border-radius, or hover-transform theatrics.
- Bump .visual-mode-details gap from spacing-md to spacing-xl so the
three blocks breathe with editorial space instead of feeling stacked.
- Bump body text from 0.8125rem to 0.9375rem for readability without
the card padding.
Extension callout
- Add extension-detection.png — a tight 600×508 crop of the Chrome
extension's DevTools panel showing detected anti-patterns ("AI color
palette", "Overused font", "Quality issues", "Low contrast text").
Reads at thumbnail size and clearly shows the extension UI in action.
- Whole callout is a single anchor (entire row clickable).
- 88×88 image thumbnail on the left with a subtle border that shifts
to accent on hover.
- NEW eyebrow stacked above the "Get the Chrome extension →" CTA, both
left-aligned next to the thumbnail.
The result: the iframe carries the visual weight, the right column
becomes a quiet editorial sidebar, and the extension CTA gets just
enough visual punch (the thumbnail) without competing with the demo.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>