English source · 4 min

Current product media, 2 November 2026

Source and captures

The public Core is on f35024ada3239d6ca676d7962943fb03c2da9163. Its runtime and frontend sources are unchanged from captured native build b1f2269b7a29ef1059edb34db07c0654b02a8a93; later changes concern documentation and media. Individual feature/provider acceptance remains in current status.

The capture library contains 95 actual Chrome screenshots and ten edited GIF sequences. The feature guide and current workshop pages use these dated images. A follow-up review inspected all 95 stills for loading/error text and replaced two incomplete states: product recommendations and AI boundaries. The former follows an actual native save of two related products for the fictional wool coat; the latter shows loaded controls with manual approval retained. No external model or provider was invoked.

The first capture run completed a synthetic purchase, cash sale, app record save, CSV creation, selected content publication and explicit content restoration. Source manifests record dimensions, timestamps, URLs and hashes. Those local actions do not replace the dated public checkout/provider acceptance.

Four current films

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All 29 UI chapters use actual 2 November screenshots. They are editorial still sequences with reading holds, English titles and burned-in subtitles. Separate WebVTT/SRT tracks and editable HyperFrames projects are included. Captions describe the visible source, not an invented model response. Earlier dated films and exact workflow evidence remain archived.

Verification

• Composition, runtime and sampled layout checks pass for all four films.
• Beat, phone and seam sheets were reviewed. An independent review found a heading collision and an app-creation picture in a chapter about an existing app. Both were corrected and the updated frames inspected.
• Final MP4s are 1920 × 1080, 30 fps, H.264 High Level 4.1, YUV420p, without audio. Every frame passes full decode; moov precedes mdat for progressive playback. Manifests retain duration, size and SHA-256.
• Website copy supports all four interface languages. The Team hub retains matching German and English catalogues. Image date and native-test origin stay explicit. Native controls, on-demand loading and caption downloads remain available.
• Gallery keyboard navigation covers products, knowledge, apps and Canvas, including wrapping and the matching handbook destination. Existing Team retry checks remain.

The standard SaaS/Experience entry also receives six current short workflow previews and twelve current posters from the same dated GIF/screenshot library. They retain the source holds and English interface, pass full decode and use H.264/YUV420p with progressive playback. Existing dated original Storyfront example captures remain explicitly dated examples.

The complete handbook build/check passes 364 pages, 357 Markdown sources and 40,035 local link/asset references. Short structure/localization/source-inventory and README/status hygiene checks pass. The separate website checks pass 254 tests; the focused gallery/Team checks pass eight tests. The design detector reports no findings on the changed source surfaces. Actual local Chrome playback reaches readyState=4, 1920 pixels and 77 seconds without a media error. The mobile Canvas gallery has scrollWidth=innerWidth=390. These are scoped publication checks.

Delivery

The public docs, README and static gallery were published in PR 264, merged as 14f86499bf65ab0e39363290617d3da349d41687. Pages run 41499997340 completed successfully. The actual root homepage, four-language marketing copy, SaaS previews and both Team languages were published from private Experience PR 84, merged as aa344b5217b428cbb72cc0dc7d0d6ad55c2800e9. Both private CI runs passed, including the actual original Storyfront image boot, PostgreSQL and runtime integration checks. Linux test ordering exposed a fixture closing the shared storage connection before access regressions; that teardown now belongs to process exit. All 33 route/access regressions pass together.

Northflank built the unchanged original native packaging as great-produce-4187 in 1 minute 42 seconds and deployed that exact merge. The existing service reports Running, 1/1 instances. No new service, database access or provider was added.

Public verification after rollout on 2 November:

• Homepage, German Team, English Team, feature guide, status, this handbook and the main-branch README serve the refreshed content.
• All four films on each of the homepage, Team host and handbook have the exact manifest SHA-256. All twelve MP4 deliveries answer range requests with HTTP 206, the correct Content-Range and video/mp4.
• All four homepage films reached readyState=4, 1920 decoded pixels and more than 15 seconds of real playback without a media error, then were paused. The Team play control starts real frames; its Canvas chapter seeks to 56 seconds and continues playback. The handbook's native player also plays successfully.
• The public Canvas gallery selects its real current shop overview, loads the 1440-pixel capture and has no horizontal overflow at either 390 or 2560 pixels. The handbook video page also fits 390 pixels. The English Team page displays four current films and its 2 November capture dates without broken loaded images.
• Older recordings remain explicitly dated archives or original example captures; they are not relabelled as current native UI. These browser and encoding checks do not claim a new physical iOS/Safari device test or external payment acceptance.