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hover zone covers them; ghost hide is debounced
- chevrons sit entirely in the gap outside the tile (never half-on the photo)
and are drawn only for the current tile, killing the mosaic clutter
- nav zones extend 44px outward so the whole chevron is inside the hit area;
previously the chevron straddled the edge and its outer half was outside the
zone, so mousing across it flipped the ghost on/off (the flicker)
- ghost hide is debounced 80ms and cancelled on the next hover target, so
crossing the gap between a zone and its dropzone no longer blinks the ghost
- setCurrent re-renders navs so chevrons track the current tile
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re-render nav on placement
- chevron is only drawn when the direction is not already occupied, so it
never overlaps a neighboring photo
- hovering a free direction adds a .preview class to the zone so the chevron
fades out while the ghost preview shows underneath it
- pointermove on an occupied direction early-returns (no ghost, no fade)
- refreshAllNav re-renders every tile's nav after a placement so stale chevrons
disappear as soon as a direction becomes occupied
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chevrons (option 1); whole edge band is the hover + click target
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band (not just the 40px button), ghost image loads eagerly, and repeated pointermoves no longer destroy/recreate the ghost (preview stays visible while the thumbnail loads)
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walks with library ids to 60 entries, client falls back to any remaining unplaced photo when a direction's walk is exhausted
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(pointer/key/wheel/touch) and has had time to read
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not pointerenter) - prevents phantom ghosts when keyboard navigation re-renders arrows/dropzones under a stationary mouse
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next ids in exit generation (server), exclude other directions' targets from placement candidates (client)
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traversal from any tile with a free space, back arrows hide their ghost, per-tile dropzones capped for large mosaics
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space or arrow (not the zone band); invisible dropzones for current tile
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ghost, click to place it (choosePlacement refactor, ghost cleared on move)
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clamps, keeps zoom across navigation, 0/f/double-click resets to fit
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substitute better-fitting walked photo on bad fit (FIT_TOLERANCE)
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(edge-aligned candidates, packing cost)
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scoring
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edges, no more coarse tile-width jumps
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no-cache html, stronger zoom gesture (0.04/tile)
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unplaced), arrows on every photo, arrows inside tiles, drop path text
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zoom-out as mosaic grows
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- movement lands on the photo already occupying the cell ahead instead
of skipping over it to place a new one; new photos only fill genuinely
empty cells, and already-placed path targets still jump to their tile
- tiles 360px desktop / 200px mobile
- fix hover exits being clipped half-off by the tile's overflow:hidden
(clip now lives on the img only); restyle as white circle buttons with
SVG chevrons and pill path labels
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- tiles 240px desktop / 150px mobile
- remove hint bar; trim splash to a single line; drop counts from
hover labels and the move flash
- collision-safe placement: when a step lands on a cell already held
by a different photo, keep stepping in that direction to the first
free cell instead of overwriting, so returning photos are never
covered or orphaned
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Replace the scrolling facet-grid with a walkable maze. You start on a
random photo; every photo holds up to four paths (labels, keywords,
camera, lens ranked by count, library as fallback), one per cardinal
direction, each an ordered cycle. Arrow keys or hover-revealed buttons
lock the next photo of that path onto the grid in the direction moved;
visited photos form a panable mosaic with focus-jump on revisits.
Server: precomputes per-photo exits; adds /api/exits/:id and /api/random.
Client: zero-dependency rewrite — splash, hidden exits, drag-pan, pointer
capture, reduced-motion support.
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Groups photos into paths by shared label, keyword, camera, lens and
dominant colour. Node server.mjs (no build) reads the MariaDB
photoprism database read-only; public/ is a zero-dependency front end
with progressive reveal, a lightbox with connection chips, and a
dominant-colour swatch under every thumbnail.
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