A quieter site, and a page for everything we ship
The home page opens on a moving horizon, Shipped became a blog written as work lands, and olive now marks only the one thing each view is about.
The hero now sits over a field of horizon lines that breathe slowly and lean toward your pointer. One bright trace runs along a line at a time, the way a run moves through the work. With reduced motion turned on it holds still.
Shipped, written up
The home page used to list commits. It now shows the three newest posts here, and this page collects every change worth noticing, by category, with a full-text feed for readers and assistants. The commit-by-commit record stays on the changelog.
Olive, spent once
Pricing is now stone and hairline, with olive only on the recommended plan. Across the site the accent marks the primary action or the one element a figure is about, and focus rings, labels and links are stone white. A test holds that budget so decoration cannot creep back.
Every page and the app share one type contract: Inter at two weights for reading and emphasis, Questrial for the wordmark and headlines, Geist Mono for code.