Ten behaviours

1. 01The front of the gallery

   A masthead, the still in a frame, and a wall label that reads like a museum card. Your visitor number sits in one quiet line under the navigation. The cookie sheet offers Accept all and Accept all.

2. 02Beautiful, then wrong

   Open The Still. The label lists the medium, the edition and the prompt. Then the metrics arrive. Engagement improved 18 %. Preferred by people who skip. This image performed well.

3. 03One interface joke

   Your taste has 1 update available, to delve into the rich tapestry of what you already like. Not now sets a reminder. Install ends with Installed. No visible difference.

4. 04One embarrassment

   Stand still in front of the image for seven seconds. The system says: You have been looking for 0:07. That is above average. The sixth finger goes unmentioned.

5. 05One banal object ruining luxury

   A gilded certificate turns on a plinth. Then the gift shop arrives in front of it. It brings a barrier, a laminated PLEASE DO NOT GENERATE, and sanitizer. The terminal reads TAP TO APPRECIATE 2.00. A prompt pack is 14.99 and an extra finger is 2.99.

6. 06A catalogue, not a feed

   The archive is an exhibition of nine works with a plate number, a rating, a view count and a price in each label. The buy bar adds prompt packs, and the receipt itemizes what you appreciated, including the watermark remover remover.

7. 07The viewer becomes the joke

   Every action improves your visitor number. Scroll, hold, install an update: the number drops and the system thanks you. Your taste has been updated.

8. 08Mobile interaction

   On a phone, hold the image. A ring fills in 0.9 s. Appreciation registered. Free shipping on redemption. One prompt pack is added.

9. 09Reduced motion

   Delays and staging collapse. Sticker, shop objects and buy bar sit in their finished state. Counters hold still. Nothing moves on its own.

10. 10Unexpectedly playful

    The gift shop works. The pack adds up, the receipt itemizes, and the reader is thanked for appreciating.

The human gate

The release tracker and the approval queue demonstrate human-in-the-loop control. The queue buttons refuse on purpose.

Release tracker Approval queue

One component, five modes

The same block, reading its container width and re-pointing its own tokens.