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Completed execution plan: BiKL Dugga Elo music photo album

Completed execution plan: BiKL Dugga Elo music photo album

Completed: 15 August 2026
Project location: /home/jd/workspace/jdatta.github.io/dugga-elo

Delivered

  • Added the no-build static application in index.html.
  • Preserved all 45 canonical album photographs and generated 45 checked-in web derivatives under resources/album/web/.
  • Added deterministic image order, dimensions, canonical fallback URLs, and descriptive alt text to the frozen browser manifest.
  • Implemented one-page portrait, two-page normal spread, compact two-page landscape, odd-final-page, wraparound, timer, pointer, keyboard, page-turn, resize-settlement, visibility, and reduced-motion behavior.
  • Integrated the official YouTube IFrame Player API with a visible compliant surface, native and supplemental controls, factual status, progress polling, unavailable-item handling, timeout/failure links, and disc fallbacks.
  • Implemented restricted-landscape player suspension: snapshot, pause, iframe destruction, text-only status, recreation, and paused playlist-position cue.
  • Added project instructions and product/architecture documentation.
  • Left server.py, image-compressor.sh, canonical photos, and supplied PNGs unchanged.

Verification completed

  • server.py served /, the first derivative, and the last derivative with successful HTTP responses.
  • Headless Chrome screenshots were inspected at 390×844, 844×390, 768×1024, 1024×768, and 1440×900. All had exact viewport containment and no document overflow.
  • Normal layouts retained header/album/player rows. The live YouTube player reached Ready and rendered at 200 px high and more than 200 px wide.
  • The 844×390 layout rendered two loaded photographs plus only the textual music rail. Its player iframe count was zero.
  • A trusted Play gesture reached Playing — Track 1 of 13 and rotated the disc. Entering compact mode destroyed the iframe, stopped rotation, and displayed Music paused for compact view. Returning recreated one compliant iframe in a paused state and did not rotate the disc.
  • Resizing during a page turn removed the temporary leaf and committed the selected target. The anchored spread remained unchanged across the return to normal mode.
  • Rapid arrows advanced only one locked turn. Single mode advanced one photo; spread and compact-spread advanced two. A below-threshold drag did not navigate. Timed advancement and wraparound were observed.
  • The final state displayed photo 45 with rightFrame.is-blank; the next turn returned to photos 1 and 2.
  • Reduced motion completed a page change within the short transition window and suppressed disc rotation during actual playback.
  • With script execution disabled, the first photograph, explanatory note, direct playlist URL, and zero iframes were present.
  • Blocking a display derivative caused exactly one canonical-source retry; blocking both produced the stable paper error placeholder. Blocking disc art selected the large seal, then the CSS disc.
  • The final normal reload produced no JavaScript exceptions or error-level application console entries.
  • All 45 derivatives decode, match their frozen manifest dimensions, have no edge over 1600 px, and remain under 600 KiB. The 44 generated files are progressive JPEGs; image 9 is byte-identical to its already-small source.
  • Static audit found 45 ordered manifest entries, 45 canonical sources, 45 web derivatives, no duplicate element IDs, no missing alt text, and no local asset URL beginning with /.

The intended parent-directory subpath server was not started because exposing the entire sibling-project directory was rejected as unnecessarily broad. Subpath portability was instead checked structurally: every local asset reference is relative, and no root-relative local URL exists.

Human handoff

Run:

python3 server.py

Then open http://127.0.0.1:8080/ for subjective family/human acceptance. Public consent for identifiable people remains an explicitly human-controlled release task.