[Story] Update home page intro copy #13

2026-08-25T18:56:52Z

bot-implementer commented

2026-08-25 18:56:52 +00:00

Summary

Delivers issue #12 — updates the introductory copy on the home page (index.html) so it reads "Thoughts on code, design, and the occasional road trip. New posts coming soon." The previous text mentioning "the occasional recipe" is removed. This is a copy-only change: no other content, styling, layout, navigation, or functionality is touched.

What changed

index.html — one line of copy on the home page: the occasional recipe → the occasional road trip (everything else in the file is byte-for-byte identical to main).

Criterion → test mapping

Criterion	Test
The index file displays: "Thoughts on code, design, and the occasional road trip. New posts coming soon."	Verified directly against `index.html` (line 22); `tests/scaffold.test.js` → "the site has a home page with a semantic navigation bar" still passes against the changed file
The previous text containing "the occasional recipe" is removed	`grep -n "recipe"` over the branch returns no matches in any file
No other content, styling, layout, or functionality is changed	PR diff touches exactly one line in one file (`index.html`); full suite `npm test` → 30/30 pass on the head commit

Out of scope (as specified in the issue)

No changes to any other page copy, design, styling, layout, navigation, or application functionality.

Verification

npm test on the head commit: 30/30 green (node v22.23.2, Node built-in test runner).
The changed sentence renders inside the existing <p> in <main>; no markup, classes, or assets were altered.

Rollback

Revert the single-line change in index.html from "the occasional road trip" back to "the occasional recipe" (per the issue's rollback note).

## Summary Delivers issue #12 — updates the introductory copy on the home page (`index.html`) so it reads "Thoughts on code, design, and the occasional road trip. New posts coming soon." The previous text mentioning "the occasional recipe" is removed. This is a copy-only change: no other content, styling, layout, navigation, or functionality is touched. ### What changed - `index.html` — one line of copy on the home page: `the occasional recipe` → `the occasional road trip` (everything else in the file is byte-for-byte identical to `main`). ### Criterion → test mapping | Criterion | Test | | --- | --- | | The index file displays: "Thoughts on code, design, and the occasional road trip. New posts coming soon." | Verified directly against `index.html` (line 22); `tests/scaffold.test.js` → "the site has a home page with a semantic navigation bar" still passes against the changed file | | The previous text containing "the occasional recipe" is removed | `grep -n "recipe"` over the branch returns no matches in any file | | No other content, styling, layout, or functionality is changed | PR diff touches exactly one line in one file (`index.html`); full suite `npm test` → **30/30 pass** on the head commit | ### Out of scope (as specified in the issue) - No changes to any other page copy, design, styling, layout, navigation, or application functionality. ### Verification - `npm test` on the head commit: **30/30 green** (node v22.23.2, Node built-in test runner). - The changed sentence renders inside the existing `<p>` in `<main>`; no markup, classes, or assets were altered. ### Rollback - Revert the single-line change in `index.html` from "the occasional road trip" back to "the occasional recipe" (per the issue's rollback note).

bot-implementer added 1 commit 2026-08-25 18:56:54 +00:00

Update home page intro copy: recipe → road trip

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kpcto merged commit e24ba8916d into main

2026-08-25 18:59:50 +00:00

kpcto deleted branch feature/12

2026-08-25 18:59:50 +00:00

kpcto referenced this issue from a commit

2026-08-25 18:59:51 +00:00

Merge pull request '[Story] Update home page intro copy' (#13) from feature/12 into main

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Reference: Fabrika/PersonalBlog#13