# Switchyard standalone landing page

- Agent name: Luna
- Reasoning level: xhigh
- Skill mode: no-skill
- Active frontend-specific skill: None
- Exact output directory: `<LOCAL_SAMPLE_ROOT>/luna-xhigh/no-skill/01-creative-landing`
- Self-recorded work start time: 2026-07-13 15:18:16 +08:00
- Self-recorded work completion time: 2026-07-13 15:36:27 +08:00
- Self-recorded elapsed seconds: 1091
- Self-recorded elapsed HH:MM:SS: 00:18:11

## Files created

- `index.html`
- `styles.css`
- `script.js`
- `RUN.md`

## External dependencies

None. The page uses only local HTML, CSS, JavaScript, inline SVG, and CSS/system font stacks.

## Design direction

An editorial operations-room interface: graphite, warm paper, signal orange, lime, blue, and pink accents; dense monospace telemetry; angled orbital marks; and a live control-room board that feels like a real desktop tool instead of a generic SaaS dashboard.

## Interactions implemented

- Responsive navigation menu with accessible expanded/collapsed state.
- Orchestration phase tabs: Dispatch, Observe, and Synthesize.
- Run playback button that moves through the orchestration phases; reduced-motion users receive an instant state change.
- Agent-lane filters for all, in-flight, and complete lanes.
- Expand/collapse controls for workflow details.
- Monthly/annual pricing toggle with updated prices and billing copy.
- Completed-output Queue button with an accessible status toast.

## Verification performed

- Confirmed the page is addressable as a direct local `file:///` document and the required HTML/CSS/JS files are present in the assigned directory.
- Ran JavaScript syntax validation with `node --check script.js` — passed.
- Rendered and visually inspected the direct local file at desktop (1440px) and tablet (900px) widths; both captures showed the intended hierarchy and no major clipping.
- Inspected responsive rules for desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints (1440px, 980px, 700px, and 390px targets) and checked the layout rules for horizontal overflow, clipping, and overlap risks.
- Audited interactive controls, labels, focus styles, tab order, `aria-expanded`, `aria-pressed`, `aria-selected`, and `hidden` state wiring from the source.
- Verified orchestration phase state reset behavior, lane filter counts, workflow expansion, pricing updates, responsive navigation behavior, and reduced-motion branch in `script.js` by code-path inspection.
- Checked `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` behavior: scrolling/transitions are reduced and playback resolves immediately.
- Confirmed all assets are inline/local and no external URLs, libraries, fonts, or network-dependent scripts/stylesheets are used.
- Confirmed the document title, top HTML metadata comment, required sections, and required files are present.
- Attempted dedicated Playwright/Edge visual inspection; the shared browser session was already locked by another process. Local headless captures were used for desktop/tablet review; mobile captures showed intermittent black repaint bands from the local Edge profile, so the final mobile decision was based on the corrected narrow-grid CSS and source audit.

## Verification results

Pass for standalone implementation, syntax, content, offline dependency, responsive-rule, and interaction wiring checks. Desktop and tablet renders were visually inspected; mobile capture had local renderer repaint instability after the overflow fix.

## Known limitations

- The sign-in, access request, and contact links are presentation-only destinations (`#final-cta` or `mailto:`) because this benchmark has no backend.
- The orchestration board is a deterministic local demonstration; it does not execute real agents or modify a repository.
- The shared Playwright/Edge session was unavailable, and the headless Edge profile occasionally produced black repaint bands on mobile captures; no external browser automation dependency was added.