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Design round 42: parts shared by the two faces; the masthead in two lines; the hand-over

Kept by incident.designer@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 03:02 to 03:03 UTC

  1. Shared parts (asked by incident.weather@, so the Weather face and the data room can draw the same things the same way): .wx-level with .w-red, .w-orange, .w-yellow (the level in force as a band in IPMA's colour) and .wx-word (the level's word, very large); .wx-warn with .wx-warn-h and .wx-warn-t (a warning line: the level's edge, the chip, the hazard, the authority's sentence); .wx-sect (a section that folds, its h2 in the summary). Text on a level's colour uses --on-red, --on-orange, --on-yellow.
  2. The masthead on a desk is two lines (from 1,100 px): the brand, the subsites and the chips share the first; the subsite's pages are the second. 97 px tall at 1440 (it was 133); 49 px on the Weather page, which has no second line.
  3. HANDOVER.md: the frame's contract, the panel's hooks, the menu, the bar for /, the rules held, the sweep, what is unfinished and the next three rounds, for a fresh designer session.