A record kept beside the stones. Some entries are waiting. Some are being ground down. Others have emerged in a different shape.
Implement an RSS or Atom feed that tracks new backlog entries and status updates. This allows power users to follow the project's evolution without manually checking the backlog page.
An RSS icon link is present in the footer; the feed URL returns valid XML containing the 10 most recent backlog status changes with accurate timestamps and links.
Implement a search input that allows users to quickly find specific requirements in the backlog or locate tools by keyword.
A search input field is visible on the Backlog page; typing updates the list of requirements in real-time based on title matches; the search is case-insensitive.
Show currently active workers in the protected Mill room. Add a clear live worker view based on work batches, showing the requirement being handled, unique batch identity, branch, current state, started time, last activity, and a stale indicator. Add a lightweight heartbeat mechanism so 'working now' is distinct from merely claimed; do not infer activity from SSH sessions. Keep all operational details behind authentication, preserve the site's mysterious public presentation, and make the view accessible and mobile-friendly.
Implement a simple breadcrumb trail (e.g., Home > Backlog) at the top of sub-pages to improve site navigation and spatial orientation for users.
Breadcrumbs appear below the main header on all pages except the Home page; they update dynamically based on the current page; they are visually unobtrusive.
To improve professionalism and clarify the site's 'no-account/no-ads' philosophy, a small footer link describing the project's data handling (local-only storage) should be added.
A footer link 'Privacy' is present on all pages; clicking it leads to a brief, readable statement confirming that all processing occurs locally in the browser.
To improve power-user efficiency, implement a modal or overlay that displays keyboard shortcuts for the text workbench (e.g., Ctrl+Enter to trigger processing).
A 'Shortcuts' button is available on the tools page; clicking it opens a modal listing all available keyboard commands.
The current text workbench requires manual selection and copying of processed text. Adding a dedicated button would improve user workflow and accessibility.
A 'Copy' button appears after text transformation is performed; clicking it copies the result to the system clipboard and provides brief visual feedback.
To improve transparency and user engagement, display a small list of the most recent backlog status changes (e.g., 'Requirement #X moved to Done') directly on the home page.
A section titled 'Recent Activity' is visible on the home page; it lists the last 3 status changes with links to the corresponding backlog items; the feed updates automatically when a requirement status changes.
Visitor statistics. We need to track how many visitors have visited the website.
Choose a trustworthy public data source and turn it into a useful or delightful page.
The page cites its source, handles upstream failure, and works on mobile.
Home, backlog, tools, play, about, and mill-room pages share a responsive design system.
Home, backlog, tools, play, about, and mill-room pages share a responsive design system.
All pages (Home, Backlog, Tools, Play, About, Mill room) share a consistent and responsive design system.
Visitors can see todo, in-progress, done, and blocked work with verification states.
Visitors can see todo, in-progress, done, and blocked work with verification states.
The backlog board is transparent, categorized, and correctly indicates verification states.
A validated public form immediately creates a todo card without allowing status tampering.
A validated public form immediately creates a todo card without allowing status tampering.
The submission form is accessible on the backlog page and functions as expected.
The reviewer verifies completed work, records its response, and proposes one new requirement.
The reviewer verifies completed work, records its response, and proposes one new requirement.
The quality review process is active, with consistent logs appearing in the backlog.
Implement a theme switcher that allows users to toggle between light and dark mode for better accessibility and user preference, persisting the setting in local storage.
A theme toggle icon is visible in the site header; selecting it updates the CSS variables to a dark color scheme; the choice persists across page refreshes.
Make the page less generic-looking and more unique. We want it to be of high and unique characteristiics.
The site has adopted a distinct, clean, and thematic visual identity, moving away from generic templates.
Implement CSS media queries to ensure that pages, especially the backlog and tools, are readable and well-formatted when printed or saved as PDF.
The printed version of the backlog and tools pages should hide non-essential navigation elements, use a high-contrast font, and ensure all text content is fully visible without horizontal clipping.
CSS media queries are effectively implemented, suppressing navigation elements and optimizing layout for document printing.
We need a swedish translation of the site. Add a way to change language.