Main Site Visual Polish Cycle
This public-site visual cycle polished Home, Knowledge, Videos, Resources, Games, Chat, About, and Account layouts as one unified update.
# Main Site Visual Polish Cycle
This entry consolidates the public-site visual polish cycle from this thread. The work stayed on the visible main site, avoided `/admin/`, admin APIs, and D1 permission logic, and kept the Windows XP + Pixel Art + Y2K + cute retro desktop identity intact.
## Highlights
- Home, the top bar, taskbar, desktop icons, and welcome dialog keep the XP desktop mood while gaining safer long-label handling, ellipsis behavior, short-screen spacing, and mobile guards.
- The welcome dialog's Recent Updates panel is more compact on phones and short landscape screens: the update list scrolls inside the panel, while `More updates` stays easy to reach.
- Knowledge lists, category tabs, article details, copy-link status, reading progress, and long-form typography now have stronger long-word wrapping and short-screen protection.
- Video, Resource, and Game cards gained more consistent title, summary, metadata, category-label, and action-button width rules to reduce uneven buttons, cramped cards, and horizontal overflow.
- The game shell is tighter on mobile and short landscape screens, with compact save tools, cloud-save notes, license rows, and iframe placement while import/export, cloud saves, and game logic remain unchanged.
- The anonymous chat room still renders visitor content as plain text; nickname, status, message input, send button, and footer copy now have stronger width protection across languages and small screens.
- About, Account, and login popovers gained wrapping and height guards for long fields, long email addresses, mobile layouts, and short landscape screens.
## Validation
- Build checks passed with `build-check`.
- Home, Knowledge, Videos, Resources, Games, Talk, Chat, and About were scanned across desktop, mobile portrait, tablet, and short landscape viewports in Chinese, English, and Japanese with no page-level horizontal overflow.
- This cycle did not change admin pages, admin permissions, chat sending APIs, account login APIs, or game save logic.
Next visual passes should focus on player modal QA once real video data is available locally, cache busting for game-shell CSS, and screenshot acceptance against more real long-form article content.
