Add CodeSlash homepage design and layout - #136
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Translates the Figma Make / React export (jackgranatowski/Freelancewebdevhomepage) into a single, self-contained HTML+CSS file using the SLASHED framework. Designed for direct copy-paste into Bricks Builder 2.3+. Sections: Navbar, Hero, Services Overview (dark), Services Detail (pillars + comparison table), Testimonials, Process (accordion), Mid-page CTA, Case Studies, Pricing (care plans), Qualification, About, FAQ (accordion), Contact form, Footer. Uses sf-container for layout, SLASHED --sf-* tokens for all spacing, radius, z-index, duration, and color values. Custom CSS block is clearly delimited for pasting into Bricks Global CSS. JS block (scroll progress + sticky nav) is isolated for Bricks Custom JS. https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a complete single-page landing page ( ChangesCODE/codeslash Landing Page
Sequence DiagramssequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Browser
participant Navbar
participant ProgressBar
User->>Browser: load page
Browser->>Navbar: render sticky header with logo and nav links
Browser->>ProgressBar: render fixed progress bar at top
User->>User: scroll page
Navbar->>ProgressBar: update width based on scroll position
Navbar->>Navbar: toggle "is-scrolled" class for styling
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Stepper
participant Accordion
User->>Stepper: click step button
Stepper->>Stepper: set aria-selected and is-active class
Stepper->>Accordion: open matching phase details element
Accordion->>Accordion: set is-active and is-done classes
Stepper->>Stepper: update --cs-step-pct CSS variable
User->>Accordion: toggle details panel directly
Accordion->>Stepper: sync step state on change event
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HamburgerButton
participant NavMenu
participant ScrollListener
User->>HamburgerButton: click mobile menu toggle
HamburgerButton->>HamburgerButton: toggle expanded state
HamburgerButton->>NavMenu: show/hide navigation drawer
NavMenu->>NavMenu: update aria-expanded attribute
User->>NavMenu: click navigation link (mobile)
NavMenu->>NavMenu: close drawer and reset aria-expanded
User->>ScrollListener: scroll page
ScrollListener->>HamburgerButton: update progress bar width
ScrollListener->>HamburgerButton: toggle "is-scrolled" class on navbar
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- Process section: 5 numbered dots connected by animated orange fill line, bidirectionally synced with accordion (clicking dot opens phase, clicking phase summary activates dot); --cs-step-pct drives fill width via CSS var - FAQ: two-column grid (1fr 1fr), collapses to single column < 680 px - About: portrait with absolute-positioned glassmorphism stats card (50+ projects / 12+ countries / 4.9★), accent dot, orange line accent, and gradient overlay; sidebar layout with skills/badges column - Hero: two-column layout with right-side PageSpeed audit card (SVG ring gauge + CWV metrics); dot-grid background + orange glow effects - World map: animated city ping dots (London, Toronto, Berlin, Dubai, Singapore, Sydney, Warsaw) on a CSS dot-grid with radial-gradient overlay - Mobile nav: hamburger with is-open toggle, closes on link click - All layout built on SLASHED primitives (sf-container, sf-stack, sf-grid, sf-cluster, sf-section) and sf-* / --sf-* tokens https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
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Chrome uses ::-webkit-details-marker (already hidden); Firefox uses the
standard ::marker pseudo-element, which in a Polish locale renders as
"▶ Szczegóły" alongside the custom summary content. Adding ::marker{display:none}
to both .cs-process-item summary and .cs-faq-item summary fixes it.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
Remove the parallel --c-* token block entirely. Wire all color references to SLASHED semantic tokens so the page responds to data-theme toggling and prefers-color-scheme automatically: --c-orange → var(--sf-color-primary) --c-gray → var(--sf-color-text--secondary) --c-cream → var(--sf-color-bg) --c-navy (text) → var(--sf-color-heading) --c-navy (bg) → hardcoded oklch (intentionally always dark) --c-navy-* (section bg) → hardcoded oklch variants --c-border-dark → var(--sf-color-border--subtle) nav CTA text → var(--sf-color-text--on-primary) Add data-theme="dark" to the 9 permanently-dark subtrees (nav, mobile-nav, services, testimonials, mid-cta, qualification, about, contact, footer) so --sf-color-text / --sf-color-heading etc. resolve to their light variants within those sections without any extra CSS. https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
…okens Cover the cases missed in the previous commit: world map border/label/ city names, logo grid border and item colors, about portrait card border, plan card feature list text, footer text/link/copy/tagline, and one inline style in the testimonials section. https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
… instructions - CDN link: add ?ver=1.0.0 query param - :root: add --sf-color-neutral-light (oklch 0.49) so --sf-color-heading derives to ~0.09 lightness (matching original #080F1E dark navy), and explicitly override --sf-color-text--secondary with light-dark() so it resolves to the design's medium gray (~#5D6B82) instead of the formula default of ~0.24 lightness (near-black) - Heading reset: was global h1-h5 (clobbers Bricks site styles when pasted as Custom CSS); now scoped to .cs-nav / .cs-section / footer descendants - Bricks instructions: clarify Google Fonts must be added separately, mark the body/reset block as standalone-only with a clear "OMIT in Bricks" note https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/codeslash-homepage.html`:
- Around line 1390-1405: The footer contains placeholder anchors using href="#"
(notably the Blog, LinkedIn, Book a call links inside the cs-footer-col__links
and the Privacy Policy/Terms inside cs-footer-bottom__links) which must be
replaced before release; update each anchor to point to the correct production
URLs (or remove the anchor and render plain text if no destination exists yet),
ensure the mailto link stays as-is for hello@codeslash.net, and verify any
external links include rel="noopener noreferrer" and target="_blank" where
appropriate.
- Line 18: The inline instruction currently contains a raw nested HTML comment
marker "<!-- SECTION -->" which creates invalid markup; replace that literal
with its escaped text form "<!-- SECTION -->" wherever the instruction
string appears (the line that reads “Paste each <!-- SECTION --> block into its
own Bricks Code element.”) so the comment renders as visible text and not a
nested HTML comment.
- Around line 1475-1478: The accordion toggle handler only calls activate(idx)
when a panel opens, so collapsing the currently active panel leaves the stepper
out of sync; update the toggle listener on phases/phase to detect closures and
prevent the active panel from staying closed by either preventing the close or
immediately reopening it. Concretely: inside the
phase.addEventListener('toggle', ...) callback, keep the existing if
(phase.open) activate(idx); but add an else branch that checks the current
active index (e.g., activeIndex or whatever variable/state is used by activate)
and if it equals idx, set phase.open = true (or call the API that reopens the
panel) so the active panel cannot be left collapsed and state remains
consistent.
- Around line 1329-1359: The contact form (class="cs-contact-form", id fields
cs-name, cs-email, cs-company, cs-type, cs-budget, cs-message and the submit
button) currently uses action="#" so submissions go nowhere; replace that with a
real backend endpoint (e.g., POST to your lead handler URL) and implement a
server-side route to accept and validate name, email, message, project_type and
budget, handle CSRF/auth, sanitize inputs, persist/send the lead and return
appropriate success/error responses; optionally update the form to submit via JS
(fetch) to the same endpoint to show client feedback, but ensure server-side
validation on the route regardless.
- Around line 921-945: The stepper currently mixes tab roles (cs-stepper,
cs-step) with native <details> panels (phase-0, phase-1, etc.), so either
convert to a proper WAI‑ARIA Tabs implementation or revert to a native
accordion: Option A (Tabs): replace the <details> panels with elements having
role="tabpanel" and aria-labelledby referencing each cs-step button id, ensure
each cs-step button has an id, keep aria-controls on buttons, manage
aria-selected and tabindex on buttons, and implement keyboard handling for
ArrowLeft/ArrowRight (or ArrowUp/ArrowDown), Home, End and focus management in
the same component; Option B (Accordion): remove
role="tablist"/role="tab"/aria-controls/aria-selected from cs-stepper and
cs-step, use native <details>/<summary> semantics (or add role="button" on
summaries if needed) and keep click/toggle handlers, ensuring keyboard/aria are
correct for accordions. Apply one of these fixes consistently across cs-stepper,
cs-step, and phase-* elements.
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docs/codeslash-homepage.html
| <li><a href="#">Blog</a></li> | ||
| </ul> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div> | ||
| <p class="cs-footer-col__title">Connect</p> | ||
| <ul class="cs-footer-col__links"> | ||
| <li><a href="#">LinkedIn</a></li> | ||
| <li><a href="mailto:hello@codeslash.net">hello@codeslash.net</a></li> | ||
| <li><a href="#">Book a call</a></li> | ||
| </ul> | ||
| </div> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div class="cs-footer-bottom"> | ||
| <div class="cs-footer-bottom__copy">© 2026 CodeSlash. All rights reserved.</div> | ||
| <div class="cs-footer-bottom__links"><a href="#">Privacy Policy</a><a href="#">Terms</a></div> | ||
| <div class="cs-footer-tagline">Built with WordPress. Naturally.</div> |
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Replace placeholder footer links before release.
href="#" for Blog, LinkedIn, Book a call, Privacy Policy, and Terms creates dead navigation paths on a production page.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/codeslash-homepage.html` around lines 1390 - 1405, The footer contains
placeholder anchors using href="#" (notably the Blog, LinkedIn, Book a call
links inside the cs-footer-col__links and the Privacy Policy/Terms inside
cs-footer-bottom__links) which must be replaced before release; update each
anchor to point to the correct production URLs (or remove the anchor and render
plain text if no destination exists yet), ensure the mailto link stays as-is for
hello@codeslash.net, and verify any external links include rel="noopener
noreferrer" and target="_blank" where appropriate.
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Intentional — these are placeholder anchors in a design reference file. Real URLs (Blog, LinkedIn, Calendly, Privacy Policy, Terms) will be filled in before deployment. External links will get rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" at that point.
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@jackgranatowski, understood — acknowledged and noted. I'll avoid flagging these placeholder anchors in future reviews of this file.
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Repo: codeslash-dev/SLASHED PR: 136
File: docs/codeslash-homepage.html:1413-1428
Timestamp: 2026-05-28T12:49:45.481Z
Learning: In `docs/codeslash-homepage.html`, the footer `href="#"` anchors (Blog, LinkedIn, Book a call / Calendly, Privacy Policy, Terms) are intentional placeholders in a design reference file. Real URLs will be substituted before deployment, at which point external links will also receive `rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"`. Do not flag these as issues in code review.
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[data-theme="dark"]{color-scheme:dark} lives inside @layer slashed.themes.
Bricks may strip data-* attributes from Code element HTML, and even if
it doesn't, layered CSS can be beaten by Bricks's own unlayered rules.
Fix: set color-scheme:dark directly on the CSS class rules for every
dark-background section (.cs-section--dark/mid/cta/footer) and for the
scrolled nav and mobile nav. Unlayered Custom CSS beats any @layer, so
this reliably activates SLASHED's light-dark() token resolution in Bricks
without requiring any HTML attribute on the pasted sections.
Also fixes the text-selection gray-box bug: browsers use the correct
light selection highlight colour when color-scheme:dark is on the element.
data-theme="dark" attrs kept in HTML for standalone-file compatibility.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
The Bricks plugin was pinned to v0.2.12 while all page code targets v0.4.4 tokens — causing mismatched custom properties and wrong colors. The homepage usage comment has been rewritten with explicit step-by-step instructions, start/end markers for the Custom CSS block, and corrections to the section-separator format and font loading requirements. https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
Replace misleading role=tablist/tab (which don't match <details> panels) with aria-pressed on each step button. Paired JS change updates aria-pressed instead of aria-selected in the activate() function. Also prevent the active accordion panel from being left collapsed: the toggle listener now reopens the panel if the user tries to close the currently active phase. https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
Summary
Added a complete, production-ready homepage for CodeSlash — a senior WordPress developer portfolio/service site. This is a standalone HTML file with embedded CSS that showcases services, process, testimonials, pricing, and contact information.
Key Changes
docs/codeslash-homepage.html— A comprehensive single-page website featuring:Implementation Details
The file is ready to use standalone in a browser or can be integrated into Bricks Builder by extracting the CSS into global styles and HTML sections into individual code elements.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01SE7YMspZC6YR1gynBaGxZ6
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