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Sierra Firewood — Lane 2 dark-mode and contrast fixes
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Implement Lane 2 contrast and dark-mode fixes across four Blade views
The agent read the full multi-lane spec, activated the frontend-design skill, then read the house design tokens (app.css) and all four target files plus the sibling edit.blade.php for callout pattern reference. After verifying no unauthored changes via git diff, it applied 8 surgical edits across dashboard.blade.php (price dark override), listing-card.blade.php (dark price + $attributes merge on both variants), seller-guide.blade.php (CTA eyebrow dark-safe), and browse.blade.php (wire:key, dark callout, reset hover fix). It then wrote findings to both the project scratchpad file and Solo scratchpad #945, posted the review comment on todo 571, and printed the terminal handoff line.
outcome
Four files edited surgically (8 changes), findings written to both scratchpad locations, and review comment posted on todo 571. All fixes use house tokens and respect the dark-mode semantics documented in app.css. Not committed, not tested.
next steps
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key decisions
- Used `dark:text-ember-300` for ember prices on dark backgrounds, matching the house token ember-300 (#FDBA74) light variant
- Used `dark:!text-ember-700` for the seller-guide CTA eyebrow instead of lightening the text, preserving the intentional inverting panel
- BOTH root `<a>` elements in listing-card now use `$attributes->merge(['class' => ...])` so caller wire:key/class lands on the rendered element
- Mirrored the existing `dark:bg-walnut-900/20` callout pattern from edit.blade.php for consistency
- Noted out-of-scope: recently-viewed.blade.php (Lane 3) and listing-grid.blade.php also render listing-card without wire:key but were left untouched
open questions
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1 week ago → 1 week ago