Featured artwork: a generated illustration of the article’s subject. Screenshots and demonstrations below show the actual work.
A song page has several jobs: introduce the artwork, make listening easy and hold the growing collection of films and other material around the release. The recent layout work gives those parts a clearer relationship.
On Paper dreams from the sky, the cover and heading now form a compact desktop introduction. The existing Play control remains on the artwork, with the player revealed when requested. The cover can keep its square composition while a widescreen film gets its own suitable proportions.
Five desktop hero-layout corrections and a previously approved sixth redesign were saved on 21 October. Their exact content was read back after saving, and the layouts were checked at eleven widths between 320 and 1440 pixels. The selected timing configuration was retained.
There was related work further down the pages on 19 October. Twenty-five release EPKs had their campaign media brought into sections shaped by the individual release design. Full films keep cinematic width, while distinct Shorts sit in portrait galleries before the page’s closing material. Existing player and script blocks were preserved.
The aim is cumulative: a new film should join the story already on the page. It should still be possible to recognise the release from its type, colour, borders and spacing. Layout checks, soundtrack provenance and physical-phone motion checks remain separate parts of verification.
You can see the current Paper dreams from the sky page and the Silly Sausage Britain campaign-media section. The captures here are fresh signed-out page views, rather than design mockups.
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