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- Introduce :root motion tokens (--motion-press/ui/reveal/hero, --ease-standard) and point all existing animation classes at them so timing and easing are defined once. - New <Reveal> primitive (components/reveal.tsx) is the site's single scroll-triggered motion pattern; IntroSection now composes it instead of bespoke IntersectionObserver logic. - Homepage hero gets a light stagger (wordmark, tagline, CTAs); teaser sections convert from page-load fades to scroll reveals. - Beer detail pages get the full-width banner the hero assets were designed for (aspect 4:3 mobile, 2:1 desktop) with an editorial two-column body. - Beers page pairs the Food Pairing + For Partners panels side-by-side on desktop to break the repeated full-width stacking. - Klaro consent buttons get the same press acknowledgement as site controls. - THEME_AND_BRANDING.md documents the tokens, primitives, and hero image banner behavior. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR establishes a tokenized motion system with one reusable, reduced-motion-aware scroll-reveal primitive, applies restrained motion to the homepage, and polishes beer-page editorial layouts with responsive full-width hero banners and improved supporting-content composition. Sequence diagram for the shared scroll revealsequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant Reveal
participant IntersectionObserver
participant CSS
Browser->>Reveal: Render scroll-fade-in element
Reveal->>Browser: Check prefers-reduced-motion
alt Reduced motion
Reveal->>CSS: Add fade-in-visible
CSS-->>Browser: Show immediately without movement
else Motion enabled
Reveal->>IntersectionObserver: Observe element
IntersectionObserver-->>Reveal: Element intersects viewport
Reveal->>CSS: Add fade-in-visible
CSS-->>Browser: Fade and rise over var(--motion-reveal)
Reveal->>IntersectionObserver: disconnect()
end
Flow diagram for the responsive beer detail layoutflowchart TD
Title["Beer title and specs"] --> Hero["Full-width hero banner"]
Hero --> Mobile["Mobile: 4:3 object-cover"]
Hero --> Desktop["Desktop: 2:1 object-cover"]
Hero --> Body["Editorial two-column body"]
Body --> Details["Description and tasting notes"]
Body --> Find["Where to find aside panel"]
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add shared motion tokens and a reusable scroll-reveal component. The homepage uses the reveal component and staggered hero animations. Beer pages receive responsive image and section-layout updates. Motion and image guidance are also updated, and an accessibility smoke test checks visibility when JavaScript is disabled. ChangesEditorial layout and motion
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394-394: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the shared easing token for Klaro transitions.
The new transform transition uses
easeinstead of--ease-standard. The adjacent color transitions also useease. As a result, changes to the shared easing curve will not apply to Klaro buttons. Replace all three easing values withvar(--ease-standard).Proposed change
- background-color var(--motion-press) ease, - border-color var(--motion-press) ease, - transform var(--motion-press) ease; + background-color var(--motion-press) var(--ease-standard), + border-color var(--motion-press) var(--ease-standard), + transform var(--motion-press) var(--ease-standard);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 67: Update the rendered state in the component containing the Tag so
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Per CodeRabbit review on #189: .scroll-fade-in started at opacity 0 unconditionally, so no-JS sessions (or a failed hydration) left revealed sections permanently invisible. The hidden start state now applies only under html.js, set by a pre-paint inline script in the root layout. Reduced-motion media query specificity raised to match so those sessions still get instant visibility. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
html.js .scroll-fade-in carries (0,2,1) specificity — two classes plus the html type selector — which beat the plain two-class .fade-in-visible rule and left revealed sections at opacity 0 permanently. The visible rule now carries the same html.js prefix (0,3,1). Caught by the dev-server verification: reveal elements gained fade-in-visible but computed opacity stayed 0. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Around line 160-164: Update the `document.documentElement.classList.add('js')`
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Keep reveal content visible when hydration fails.
This script enables the hidden state before Reveal can run its effect. If the script runs but hydration fails, reveal content remains at opacity: 0. The no-JavaScript fallback does not cover this case. Enable the hidden state only after the reveal behavior can run, or provide a fallback that restores visibility when it cannot.
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Update the `document.documentElement.classList.add('js')` script in
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The html.js inline-script flag gated the hidden state on "JS parsed", not "reveal behavior established" — if hydration failed after the script ran, content stayed invisible. Apply `reveal-armed` inside the Reveal effect instead: content is only ever hidden once the observer exists, so JS-disabled and failed-hydration sessions are fail-visible by construction, and the inline script is no longer needed. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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The no-JS/hydration finding is addressed, and the mechanism changed rather than patched:
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Summary
Introduces a small shared motion language (tokens + one reveal primitive) and applies it to the homepage, then tightens editorial rhythm on the beers pages — including the full-width hero banner the
*_hero_1920x1080assets were designed for but weren't receiving.Part of the public-experience polish sprint (plan posted on #162).
Closes #164
Closes #165
Refs #166 (Klaro consent buttons now share the same press acknowledgement)
Changes
:rootinglobals.css):--motion-press150ms /--motion-ui200ms /--motion-reveal600ms /--motion-hero800ms +--ease-standard. All existing animation classes now derive from them — timing/easing is defined once, not per-component.components/reveal.tsx: the single scroll-triggered motion pattern. One-shot IntersectionObserver fade-up; reduced-motion sessions get instant visibility.IntroSectionnow composes it (dropping its bespoke observer).aspect-[4/3]mobile keeps the can in frame →aspect-[2/1]desktop), with the title block above and an editorial two-column body below (description + tasting notes | "where to find" aside panel).priorityadded — it's the LCP.active: scale(0.98)underno-preference— same press acknowledgement as site controls.Revealprimitive + where to use it, the reduced-motion contract, and the hero-banner aspect behavior (including the can-centered composition guidance).Deliberate restraint: no animation library added — IntersectionObserver + CSS transitions cover the whole language. No parallax, no per-card staggers, no image zoom hovers (not in the allowed-animations list).
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npx tsc --noEmitnpm run lint(clean; pre-existingjsx-ast-utilsnotice onapp/page.tsxunchanged)npm test— 755 passnpm run build— clean, 48 pagesnpx playwright test— deferred to the stacked final pass (this branch is offmain, before PR Floating pill navbar with scroll-aware retreat (#162, #163) #188's nav)Risk / deployment notes
IntroSectionwas"use client"— it's now a server component wrapping the clientReveal(slightly less client JS on the homepage).Generated with Devin
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Establish a consistent, accessible motion language and polish the homepage and beer-page editorial layouts.
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