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The existing --base0011 glass tint is #ffffff80 / #0c0c0c80 (50%
alpha), which is unusually transparent for floating UI. The desktop
header and the mobile hamburger sit over scrolling content, so the
content bleeds through and reads as distracting.
Introduces --base0011-strong at #ffffffcc / #0c0c0ccc (80% alpha) for
floating chrome. The backdrop blur still has enough content to soften,
but the surface now reads as grounded rather than barely-present.
Applied to: desktop .header background, mobile toggle background and
hover, mobile open panel background. Other glass cards (CommandPalette
dropdown, Dropdown component content, tooltips, hover covers) keep the
softer --base0011 since they sit over relatively static surfaces and
the see-through effect there is not distracting.
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Introduce --shadow-card, --shadow-card-emphasized, --shadow-cta,
--scrim, --scrim-soft, and --scrim-banner. Migrate 14 inline
literals (card.css, input.css, Notification, MediaRoulette, the
two Landing CTA buttons, the popup overlay, the palette and
roulette scrims, three identity banners, the user profile cover
art shadow) onto the tokens, with light/dark adaptation handled
by the existing prefers-color-scheme blocks instead of duplicated
inline. Two single-use Landing demo-focus values stay inline.
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Replace the * { transition: color/bg/border/shadow } rule with a
:where() list of the surfaces that actually receive state changes
(anchors, buttons, form controls, cards, details/summary, role=button,
role=menuitem, role=option). Every element no longer pays the
transition (especially box-shadow, the costly one) on theme switch or
parent re-paint.
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Add --ease-out-quart, --ease-in-out-quart, --duration-fast, --duration-slow in motion.css and migrate the global anchor, header, and theme-switch transitions to use them. Establishes a shared motion vocabulary for future polish.
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