v0.7.0

Added

• + New in the viewer: measure a website or Storybook by URL, or import a dropped file (PowerPoint, PDF, Sketch, token JSON, images, HTML/SVG, template .zip), with progress shown and the new atlas opened when done. Only the UI Atlas page itself can start jobs; uploads are imported from a temporary copy that is deleted afterwards.
• Export in the viewer: choose PDF, JSON, CSS and/or HTML + CSS for the selected atlas and download the files.
• HTML export (--format html): the token sheet as a web page with its CSS file.
• A logo (a folded map with a token swatch), next to the name and as the favicon.

Changed

• The search box moved from the top bar into the page, above the listed items, centred and white.
• The atlas picker is twice as wide; the top bar wraps on narrow screens instead of overflowing.
• The atlas details (type, counts, date, notes) sit at the bottom of the sidebar.
• Clicking a screen card opens it in a modal (screenshot when stored, size, element counts, colours used) instead of navigating away to the image; Esc, the close button or a click outside closes it, and cards open with Enter/Space too.

Fixed

• Viewer keyboard focus is visible everywhere: one 2px ring for every control (+ New, Export, screen cards, close buttons, downloads and the drop zone showed none).
• Viewer contrast: muted text is at least 4.5:1 and field edges at least 3:1 on both backgrounds (they were 2.9:1 and 1.2:1).
• Wide tables (Elements, CSS variables, Contrast) scroll inside their own box, and long names and values wrap, so the page no longer scrolls sideways on narrow windows.
• On phones the atlas picker keeps a readable width (it shrank to 24px); the side links stay on one line.
• The top bar controls share one height (34px, 44px on touch screens); other small controls get a 44px hit area on touch screens, and hover styles apply only to devices that hover. Font and type-scale samples wrap instead of widening the page on phones.
• Toggles (HEX/RGB, modes, the New dialog's kinds) report their state to screen readers, the current view is marked in the side links, and long screen titles show in full as a tooltip.