Revisada la página con Chromium a 1440x900 y 390x844 en nueve alturas de scroll, y verificado cada cambio contra capturas nuevas. - El ≡ deja de leerse como icono de menú. lib/simbolo.ts se anunciaba como single source of truth pero no coincidía con Wordmark.tsx, que traza la marca con las proporciones medidas del Manual: barra de largo 5.919× su grosor, hueco de 2×, extremos de píldora. Ahora se derivan de ahí. De paso, las líneas se meten medio grosor por cada extremo: el remate redondo alargaba el trazo un grosor entero sobre la barra que debía reproducir. - Banda: 12px en escritorio y 7px en móvil vía CSS (14px era el 3,6% de una pantalla de 390px y partía los párrafos), opacidad al 18%, y muelle de 90/30 a 210/40 — sobreamortiguado tardaba ~2s en asentar y la punta se arrastraba a media pantalla. El punto suelto que aparecía centrado arriba al cargar era el remate redondo pintándose en el origen con longitud cero: ahora la opacidad sigue al avance. - Ritmo vertical un 25-30% más apretado en las diez secciones. La página pasa de 8.061 a 7.457px sin tocar contenido. - Números 01-06: de marca de agua de 48px al 6% (que chocaba con títulos y reglas) a índice dorado sentado sobre la regla. - Hero: los dos CTA al mismo ancho en móvil, el patrón de puntos fuera del logotipo, y la secuencia visible en todos los tamaños — oculta bajo lg dejaba el hero del móvil sin ninguna pieza gráfica. La convergencia de la variante "hero" se cierra más para que se lea como líneas buscando su eje y no como un garabato tachado. - Estratega: fuera la retícula de puntos del retrato, que parecía el recuadro de imagen rota del navegador; la etiqueta del 30+ cabía en menos de lo que mide "construyendo" y salía en tres líneas. - El nudo de Dolores, más pequeño y con algo más de contraste. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
145 lines
6.2 KiB
TypeScript
145 lines
6.2 KiB
TypeScript
'use client';
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import { useState } from 'react';
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import { motion, useMotionValueEvent, useScroll, useSpring, useTransform } from 'framer-motion';
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import { usePrefersReducedMotion } from '@/lib/motion';
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import { BARRAS_SIMBOLO, RADIO_BARRA, VIEWBOX_SIMBOLO } from '@/lib/simbolo';
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// The gold spine of the page: one continuous line down the vertical centre,
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// drawing itself as the reader scrolls and resolving into the ≡ at the close.
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// It is what turns ten sections into a single route — *claridad · dirección ·
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// crecimiento* made visible, per the Manual de Identidad Visual.
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//
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// Centred, never in a side gutter: the brand's through-line belongs in the
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// middle, on every breakpoint. It sits ABOVE the section backgrounds (z-10)
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// but BELOW the text, which `Container` lifts to z-20 — so the thread reads
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// as a faint watermark spine behind the reading, never crossing it.
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//
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// Page-level useScroll() with no target ref on purpose: no element measuring,
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// no "container has a static position" warnings, one listener for the page.
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const TRAMOS = 4;
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const ALTO = 1200;
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const PASO = ALTO / TRAMOS;
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// A band, not a thread. Held in real pixels by vector-effect below, so it never
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// again collapses to a hairline when the viewBox scale changes. The attribute
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// is the desktop weight and the SSR fallback; GROSORES overrides it in CSS,
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// because 14px is 3.6% of a 390px screen and cut straight through the body
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// copy there. CSS stroke-width wins over the presentation attribute.
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const GROSOR = 12;
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const GROSORES = '[stroke-width:7px] md:[stroke-width:12px]';
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// Four long swells rather than one page-long curve or ten short ones. Stretched
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// over the whole document with preserveAspectRatio="none", a single swell reads
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// as a straight rule and ten read as a fidget; four put roughly one screen's
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// worth of travel — some 180px across the column — into every viewport.
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const TRAZO = Array.from({ length: TRAMOS }, (_, i) => {
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const y = i * PASO;
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const x = i % 2 === 0 ? 72 : 28;
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// The final bend straightens as it lands so the thread enters the ≡ vertically.
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const salida = i === TRAMOS - 1 ? 50 : x;
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return `C ${x} ${y + PASO * 0.25}, ${salida} ${y + PASO * 0.75}, 50 ${y + PASO}`;
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}).reduce((d, tramo) => `${d} ${tramo}`, 'M50 0');
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// The draw finishes halfway down the document. Tied to raw scrollYProgress the
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// leading tip sat in mid-viewport for most of the page, reading as an amputated
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// stub — the "unfinished" complaint. Finishing early lets the tip outrun the
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// reader within the hero and leaves a complete spine for everything after.
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const FIN = 0.5;
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export function HiloConductor({ className = '' }: { className?: string }) {
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const reduced = usePrefersReducedMotion();
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const { scrollYProgress } = useScroll();
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const recorrido = useTransform(scrollYProgress, [0, FIN], [0, 1], { clamp: true });
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// Stiff enough to keep up with the reader. At 90/30 the spring is heavily
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// overdamped and takes some two seconds to settle, so the leading edge
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// visibly trailed behind the scroll and read as an amputated stub.
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const avance = useSpring(recorrido, { stiffness: 210, damping: 40, restDelta: 0.001 });
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// At rest the round cap still paints its own dot at the path's origin, which
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// landed as a stray blob dead centre at the top of the page on first load.
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const aparicion = useTransform(avance, [0, 0.015], [0, 1]);
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const [dibujado, setDibujado] = useState(false);
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useMotionValueEvent(avance, 'change', (v) => {
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if (v > 0.98) setDibujado(true);
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});
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const resuelto = reduced || dibujado;
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const wrapper = `pointer-events-none absolute inset-0 z-10 ${className}`;
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// Plain <path> for reduced motion: motion.path applies dash scaffolding even
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// without initial/animate and would leave the thread invisible.
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// vector-effect keeps the stroke at its declared width — the non-uniform
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// viewBox scale squeezes a vertical line's stroke by the x factor alone.
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const trazo = reduced ? (
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<path
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d={TRAZO}
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className={GROSORES}
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fill="none"
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stroke="currentColor"
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strokeWidth={GROSOR}
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strokeLinecap="round"
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vectorEffect="non-scaling-stroke"
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/>
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) : (
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<motion.path
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d={TRAZO}
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className={GROSORES}
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fill="none"
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stroke="currentColor"
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strokeWidth={GROSOR}
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strokeLinecap="round"
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vectorEffect="non-scaling-stroke"
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style={{ pathLength: avance, opacity: aparicion }}
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/>
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);
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return (
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<div className={wrapper}>
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{/* Mirrors Container's own centring (`mx-auto max-w-content`) so the
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thread is measured from the real column edge and stays centred in it. */}
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<div className="relative mx-auto h-full w-full max-w-content">
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{/* Explicit height, never a top+bottom pair: an <svg> carrying a viewBox
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is a replaced element with an intrinsic 100:1200 ratio, so `height:
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auto` resolves from the width (1152 → 13824px) and silently wins
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over `bottom`, adding ~6000px of blank scroll below the footer. */}
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<svg
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className="absolute top-0 left-1/2 h-[calc(100%-5rem)] w-full -translate-x-1/2 text-dorado/[0.18]"
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viewBox={`0 0 100 ${ALTO}`}
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preserveAspectRatio="none"
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aria-hidden="true"
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focusable="false"
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>
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{trazo}
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</svg>
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{/* The ending. The line arrives and becomes the mark — same geometry as
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the wordmark's ≡, never a lookalike. Uniformly scaled in its own
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svg, because the band's stretch would flatten the bars. */}
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<svg
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className="absolute bottom-4 left-1/2 w-20 -translate-x-1/2 text-dorado"
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viewBox={VIEWBOX_SIMBOLO}
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aria-hidden="true"
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focusable="false"
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>
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{BARRAS_SIMBOLO.map((barra, i) =>
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reduced ? (
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<rect key={i} {...barra} rx={RADIO_BARRA} fill="currentColor" />
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) : (
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<motion.rect
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key={i}
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{...barra}
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rx={RADIO_BARRA}
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fill="currentColor"
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initial={{ opacity: 0 }}
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animate={{ opacity: resuelto ? 1 : 0 }}
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transition={{ duration: 0.5, delay: i * 0.12, ease: [0.22, 1, 0.36, 1] }}
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/>
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),
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)}
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</svg>
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</div>
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</div>
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);
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}
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