Follow your build step by step
Instead of a single spinner, the chat lists each stage of the build: reading your brief, creating the photography, planning the sections, writing the design spec, building the page, checking it and polishing details. Finished steps show how long they took, the current one shows what is happening inside it, such as a plan being revised or issues being fixed, and the ones still to come wait below.
Playful accents for playful brands
Juice bars, bakeries, kids' brands and event sites can now carry small accents that make a section feel alive: confetti at the edges of a band, a hand-drawn swirl in an empty corner, twinkling sparkles, a fine dot field, or a drawn underline under one word of a headline. They sit behind the content, stop moving for visitors who prefer reduced motion, and are limited to two sections per page and kept away from forms, menus and price lists, so a page never looks overdone.
Layouts that hold together
Every build is now checked and repaired for the problems that make a page look broken: columns that wrap one too early and leave half a section empty, a panel pushed over the text beside it, a grid that stacks its photo on top of its copy, a sticky panel that scrolls away, and a phone menu squeezed beside the logo. These repairs run on every site automatically.
Everything that looks interactive works
If a page shows a current step, an active tab or a highlighted item, something now has to drive it. An index beside a long section follows the visitor's scroll and highlights the part in view, instead of showing the first item as current forever.
Product demos that move like the real thing
Animated product demos got more natural. The cursor stops beside the button it clicks instead of covering the label, changed words roll in instead of jumping, new rows slide in and push the list down, numbers count without the text around them shifting, and a looping demo resets out of sight instead of rewinding in front of the visitor. Demos are also checked for cut-off button labels and rows running out of their panels.
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