Sea trials
Try to sink Ruslan's contact links.
Pick a window and his first page is drawn at its size. The window's foot is the waterline; how far the links stand above it is their freeboard.
- Window
- 1440 × 900
- Freeboard
- +37.0 px
Held by the crew's checks
The contact links stand 37.0 px above the waterline, and five of the crew's checks hold them there. If a change sank them in this window, the tests would fail and it couldn't merge.
Try any window
Widths from 320 to 1920 px, heights from 460 to 1100. A few windows are drawn exactly as typed, the crew's among them; any other snaps to the nearest 16 px of width and 5 px of height.
The crew's windows
Every window where the crew's checks hold the contact links, and the one they leave out.
Phones
Tablets
Laptops
The record
Each of the crew's checks at this window, linked to its test.
- The first screen says who and what: his name, role, summary and contact links are all in view, and his name is the largest text on the page.Sprint 22
- While the crew works, waits or rests, the first screen keeps his name, role, summary and contact links, and at 1440 × 900 the line for what the crew is doing now.Sprint 34
- Whatever the crew is doing, in light and dark, the four facts fit the first screen whole with his name, role, summary and contact links, none of them as large as his name.Sprint 39
- The key that says every name is an AI agent he directs fits the first screen with the five newest revisions and his name, role and contact links, whatever the crew is doing.Sprint 40
- The link to rebuild the ship moved nothing down: from 1380 to 1440 wide at 900 tall, in every state and font, the contact links sit no lower than before, in view.Sprint 60