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design: every page takes the look of the Turing page - #38
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One shared layer, public/assets/turing-look.css, loaded last on every generated and hand-written page (the Turing page keeps its own styles): clean near-black field with a soft blue and green glow in place of the grid, blue capital kickers, heavier headings, larger leads, 18px rounded cards that lift on hover, pill badges, the Turing page's two button styles, a blue-to-green reading bar and a fade-up as cards enter. No script: the bar and fade use CSS scroll timelines where the browser has them and are absent elsewhere; motion respects prefers-reduced-motion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e empty gaps The research index, every paper page and the licensing page swap their old four-link menu (and one stale copy that still pointed at a waitlist) for the site's shared header. Paper pages lost large empty gaps: their own section margin was stacking on the site-wide section padding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A small shared script, public/js/turing-look.js, runs the same two effects /turing/ does: the blue-to-green reading bar and a glide-up fade as sections and cards come into view, cards in a row arriving one after another. It replaces the scroll-timeline CSS, which tied the fade to scroll position and did nothing in Firefox. Pages also cross-fade into each other (CSS view transitions, Turing page included). Without the script, or with reduced motion requested, everything simply shows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Drake asked for every page on aienos.com to look and feel like https://www.aienos.com/turing/#film.
What changes
public/assets/turing-look.css, linked last from the Rust layout (layouts/base.rs) and from every hand-written page underpublic/except/turing/itself./turing/; blue-to-green reading bar; fade-up as cards enter.prefers-reduced-motion.Checks
cargo test: 78 passed.buildandverify: Integrity & Unslop Invariants PASS.Note against the voice rules
The aien-voice skill asks for light and dark modes and an amber accent. The Turing page is dark only with a blue and green accent, and Drake asked for that look everywhere, so this follows the Turing page.
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