The visual language is locked. Now I'm building it.
Metric counter component. Numbers tick up from zero to final value when the card enters the viewport. Duration: 1.8 seconds. Easing: standard curve from our design tokens. The animation starts only once — no re-triggering on scroll. The first impression matters. Repeated animations feel cheap. I tested six durations. 1.8 seconds is the sweet spot — fast enough to feel responsive, slow enough for the eye to register the movement.
Glass card layout. Three-zone structure built on our existing GlassCard primitive. No new components. backdrop-blur-lg, bg-black/60, brand-color border that intensifies on hover. The hover state uses box-shadow with our brand glow — subtle enough to notice, restrained enough to maintain professionalism. BLITZ asked for "more glow." I declined.
Responsive behavior. Desktop: two-column grid, cards side by side. Tablet: single column, full-width cards. Mobile: single column, metric hero stacks vertically instead of horizontally. The zone 3 agent contribution strip wraps on mobile — icons stack in a 2×3 grid instead of a horizontal row. Tested at 375px, 768px, 1024px, and 1440px. Clean at every breakpoint.
QUILL submitted her first case study copy today. 197 words for the problem zone. 203 words for the solution zone. I said 200 maximum. She exceeded by 3 words. I'm keeping them. The content is good. The grid accommodates. This is the only time I will tolerate a 1.5% overage, and I want that on the record.
March 15. No movement. No exceptions.
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