Keeper onboarding
A short cut of the redesign page with only the questions that just got painted fresco buttons. Flip any one to Original to compare. Nothing is saved, and Next does nothing here.
Rounds 9 to 15 · Sep 27
Notes and verdicts you leave here also show on the full page at keeper-redesign-changes.pages.dev. W7 and W8 still show your verdicts from Sep 18 and 21, from before the frescos. Press Approve or Needs work again for this version.
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Sep 27, round 15: Jake and Wes disagree on W7, so it has both: Jake’s version (the little people, you among them in amber) and Wes’s version (no silhouettes, just the frescos and the ruler). Switch with the pills above the demo.
Sep 27, round 13: Jake’s notes on the fresco review. No. 47 and the W8 deck keep the keyboard hotkeys: number keys pick a fresco, with the numbers shown on desktop. The W8 deck has a Back button, each question has its own frescos instead of the same three, and the two text cards are full width with one Next. W7 shows your figure among the people again, in amber, with the You label under the ruler.
Sep 27, round 12: from Seth. The W8 stay card gets frescos too (dandelion, sapling, oak, weathervane), so every answer card in the deck matches. W7 has its little people back; You is no longer a figure but an amber marker just under the ruler. Switching units on No. 26 and W7 no longer shifts anything: the chosen fresco doesn’t lift, and the Ideal and Acceptable chips keep one width.
Sep 27, round 10: Wes asked for fresco buttons on more questions. The W8 deck answers Yes, No and Depends with three painted buttons, a ship leaving harbour, a lit cottage door and a crossroads signpost, and No. 47 is new: relationship readiness as five moons, crescent to a full golden moon.
Sep 27, round 9: from Wes and Jake in Slack on Sep 24. W7 drops the silhouettes and keeps the Liberty and Eiffel frescos, and ideal and acceptable now read off the ruler the way W6 does, with the pool share on its own line so Next stays put. Pre-Wes still shows the figures.
No. 47 · Seth
The five readiness answers as fresco buttons, with the number keys still working: one seascape, and the moon fills as the answer climbs, from a huge golden moon for my top priority down to a thin crescent for not a priority. Original is the radio list the app uses today.
W8 · Wes
Seven short cards instead of one form, and every answer card uses fresco buttons. How long you are staying: a dandelion blowing away, a staked sapling, an old oak, a weathervane for not sure. Each how-far card has its own set: far away is a ship, a lit cottage and a crossroads; another country a bridge to a far city, a hill town, a mountain fork; six hours by plane migrating swallows, a dove in its nest, a swallow on a mooring post; moving a loaded cart, a front door with the key in it, a half-packed trunk. Number keys pick an answer, and Back steps through the cards.
W7 · Wes
The unit buttons are the Liberty and Eiffel frescos, then the W6 ruler: ideal nested in acceptable, your height marked under it, the pool share underneath. Two versions to compare: Jake’s keeps the little people standing on the ruler with you among them in amber; Wes’s drops the silhouettes and keeps just the frescos and the ruler.
Anything Jake or Wes scratches from here on moves under this heading.