Final checks are done: the export is newer than every source file, asset URLs are relative, and nothing stray is untracked. Wrapping up.

Done. The Swarmlers site is now themed around the collection, interactive in the spirit of crawlscan.fun, and has a persisted dark/light toggle. The export in dist/ was rebuilt after the last source change and validated.

What changed

• Theme: dark by default on the art's own ground, light option behind a sun/moon button in the header. The choice is stored and applied before first paint, so there is no flash.
• Hero: six-word headline with the mint card beside it, over an animated spider web whose crawlers are coloured like the next Swarmlers in line. It leans toward the pointer, pauses off screen, and draws a still frame under reduced motion.
• Inspect any Swarmler: a port of the contract's art rules draws any ID from 1 to 2,500 instantly. Minted IDs add live holder, pairing, earned and claimable reads. Chips show the next IDs in line, and meters show minted-of-total per rarity tier with the next ID of each tier. Gallery tiles, chips and feed rows all open the inspector.
• On the web: a live event feed read from the chain in 10,000-block chunks, refreshed every 20 seconds. It already shows the owner's live configuration and the mint of #26 that happened during the run.
• Vitals strip: minted, reserve, paid out and reward clock with count-up counters and a supply meter.
• Favicon and OG image regenerated in the new palette. All earlier flows (mint, claim, pair, rewards, swap, hook, owner) are kept.

Checks run (recorded in docs/FRONTEND_VALIDATION.md)

• Typecheck clean. 22 unit tests pass, including the art port, which is byte-identical to the live on-chain SVG for five sampled tokens.
• Design probe: 16 of 16 on the dark default and 16 of 16 on a forced-light copy. The first run flagged two nested-card cases in the hero and feed, both fixed.
• Interaction script with a mocked wallet: theme toggle by keyboard with persistence, inspector, chips, gallery, feed, nav anchors, canvas motion gating, no horizontal scroll at 320 and 390, mint button inside the first screen at 390, 25 held Swarmlers listed, approve flow to a wallet rejection and recovery, eligibility preflight, swap quote, no console errors.

Limitations: the MCP browser tool could not launch (no Chrome build installed), so rendered checks used Playwright's Chromium. No real transaction was broadcast. Text over the hero canvas was not contrast-measured by the probe. Screen readers, Safari and native zoom were not exercised.

Docs: DESIGN.md at the repository root documents the final tokens, typography, components and responsive behaviour. The root README gained a website section with install, preview and rebuild commands. Nothing was committed; the working tree holds source, lockfile and export together for the plane to bundle.

The review is complete. Findings are in .imd-findings.json and all three snippets verify against the tree. The scratch directory is removed and the working tree is clean apart from the findings file.

Area	Count
Brief requirements	3 met, 0 missing, 0 faked
Broken features	0
Product on first screen at 390	yes
taste@1 checks passed	16 of 16
Copy findings	0
Share card	present (title, favicon, og:title, og:image, description)

Requirements

• "make the site more interactive like crawlscan.fun": met. The hero web leans toward the pointer with six crawlers walking it (WebCanvas.tsx), the stats count up on first view, the next-in-line chips, gallery tiles and feed rows open the inspector at that ID, and the inspector draws any of the 2,500 IDs locally. The crawlscan.fun comparison is someone else's site and was not judged.
• "give it a darkmode option": met. One header toggle switches the html data-theme, the choice persists in local storage and is applied before first paint, and the theme-color meta follows it. Dark is the default and light is the option.
• "more themed about what this project is": met. The page ground is the on-chain art ground, the brand mark is a spider, the hero is a spun web with crawlers coloured like the next IDs, and the rarity meters and chips come from the ported art rules.

The idea in one sentence: a mint page for on-chain spider-crawler NFTs, carried by one device, the amber web drawn on the same dark ground the art itself uses.

Findings

• Medium, taste: at 1440 the hero copy column is capped at 292px by a 34ch max-width measured in the 15px body font, so the 48px headline breaks into five lines at the hyphen. Delete the max-width line in index.css and the headline fills its 550px column.
• Medium, accessibility: with no wallet extension the enabled Connect wallet button does nothing visible, and the only message is a visually hidden raw library string with a version number. Show the mapped error next to the button.
• Low, taste: the hero crawlers keep 65% lightness in the light theme and nearly vanish on the near-white ground, while the strands already switch through tokens.

Not verified: WebKit did not run. The installed WebKit build needs two system libraries that require sudo, which this machine does not grant. The main interaction was walked in Chromium only, at 390 and 1440, in both themes. The page reads from the public RPC named in network.json and uses the deployment.json addresses on chain 1, so the contract wiring matches the handoff.