feat(site): Print, share, credit partners and invite to stay

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TL;DR

Anyone can now print the Digital Transit Bingo card or share a picture of it. Partner organizations
have a real Partners page, with a partner kit giving each one its own link, QR code, banners and an
embed snippet. My week also gains a "Keep going after the week" card inviting participants to stay
with LVBT.

Overview of Changes

Printing a paper bingo card

Many of the people Week Without Driving is for, including older adults who have stopped driving,
don't use a smartphone, and partner groups want paper cards for their events. The Bingo page now has
a Print section with "Include my marks", "Large print (2 pages)" and "Print a card", built from the
same square list as the on-screen card so the two never disagree. The standard layout is one
black-and-white US Letter page with every square's full text, a name line, how to play, a QR code to
lvwwd.org/bingo and the giveaway's free way to enter; the large-print layout spreads the same squares
at 18 point over exactly two pages. Ticking "Include my marks" prints a check mark and thick border
on each marked square and the progress line under the dates. The old /bingo/print address redirects
to /bingo, since the print choices depend on the marks on this phone.

Sharing a picture of the card

"Share your card" now opens a share screen instead of only sharing a link. The phone draws a 1080 by
1920 picture of the card, with a check on every marked square, an outline on every finished line, and
a count line such as "4 squares · 1 bingo". The screen offers "Share image" or "Save image" where the
browser can't share files, and "Copy image description," showing the full description and noting
that a bingo card doesn't count as a trip for the giveaway. Nothing is uploaded or stored, and the
picture never shows a name. The site's QR encoder was rebuilt to make codes of any size with the
standard's error-correction blocks, so the printed card's QR code and partner links both get level M
codes, which still scan with about 15 percent of the code damaged.

One roster for every partner

Every partner now lives in one list, apps/site/src/data/partners.ts. A volunteer adds an
organization by adding one item there and publishing the site; the Partners page, the home page's
partner wall, the partner kit and the QR code files all follow from it. The build stops with a
message naming the organization when something is wrong: a missing field, an invalid or taken slug,
a website that isn't https://, an unlisted type, or a sentence over 200 characters. A new how-to,
Add a partner organization,
walks a volunteer through it. The roster is empty today, so the page opens with "Bring your
organization" and the home page's partner wall stays hidden, as before.

The partner kit, banners and embed snippet

A partner picks its name under "Your organization" and gets its giveaway link, a QR code with PNG
and SVG downloads, four banners with "Download" and "Copy image description," a posting tip, and an
embed snippet in two sizes with a live preview. The page address becomes /partners#kit-<slug>, so a
choice can be bookmarked or sent to a colleague; "None (general materials)" gives LVBT's own link,
which credits no one. The four banners are real PNG images at fixed lvwwd.org addresses, each under
45 KB, redrawn in one command by apps/site/scripts/build-banners.mjs; LVBT's media committee can
replace any file with its own design of the same size. The embed snippet is only a link and an image,
so partner websites load no script and set no cookie; the Worker serves the banner files with headers
that let any other website show them.

Partner credit — crediting a sign-up to the ?ref= link that brought it — now works: see the roster's
sign-up count on the admin page. From 12:00 am October 9, the roster heading reads "Took part in
2026," "Bring your organization" gives way to a note about next year, and the kit shows only a
closing message.

Keep going after the week

The week lasts eight days, but what participants notice about getting around the valley matters all
year. My week's new "Keep going after the week" card sits right after "Remind me to share my trip"
and carries an invitation to LVBT's newsletter and "Become a member"; /my-week#keep-going opens the
page at it. From 12:00 am October 9, Home tells a visitor who isn't signed in that the week has
ended, replacing "Sign up to win" with "Stay involved with LVBT" and showing the same card in place
of the closing call to sign up. A signed-in visitor keeps their way back to My week.

The one-tap newsletter sign-up on the card is fully built and checked, but ships turned off: it needs
a Worker newsletter route and Beehiiv key that don't exist yet, so the card links to LVBT's own
newsletter page instead, which works today. Turning the built sign-up on will be one line in
apps/site/src/lib/newsletter.ts once the route exists.

Follow-ups

• Give each partner a printable flyer with its own QR code; the kit links to LVBT's general flyer for now.
• Replace the banners with the media committee's designs if it makes its own.
• Confirm that Hotlink Protection is off for lvwwd.org in Cloudflare, or other websites can't show the banners.
• Check printing, sharing and the screen readers on an iPhone SE and a Samsung Galaxy A15 before October 1.
• Build the newsletter route that subscribes participants to LVBT's newsletter through Beehiiv, with its consent records.
• Create the Beehiiv API key for lvwwd.org, then turn on the one-tap newsletter sign-up.

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