Match the summary panels to their pages, add an Interspeech 2026 badge - #24
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The Mission panel on Features and the Research-Driven Approach panel on Foundations were the only two tiles on their pages carrying a horizontal slate-800/80 to slate-700/80 gradient and a lighter slate-500 border. Against a page of flat bg-slate-800/50 tiles they read as a different material rather than a wider one. Both now take the same fill and border as every other tile. They keep rounded-2xl and p-10, so size and radius still mark them as the summary block on each page.
The source repo was reachable only from the footer, three columns deep. Researchers evaluating VoxKit ask where the code lives well before they scroll that far, so the link now sits beside the hero CTA. Slate rather than cyan: reading the source is not the path someone installing VoxKit takes, and the primary CTA beside it should stay the one that draws the eye.
The badge takes the spot the two CTAs held, and those move down to the closing section, replacing the Expected Workflow link. The hero now says where to find us in person; "Ready to Try It?" is where the page asks for an action, which is what that section is for. Logo is the conference's own pos_alt artwork, dark-on-transparent, so it sits on a white chip rather than being recoloured to suit the hero. Below sm the chip stands alone -- the two lines of text do not fit beside it at that width, and the logo already carries the year.
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Summary
Three changes to the home, Features, and Foundations pages.
Summary panels match the tiles around them. The Mission panel on Features and the Research-Driven Approach panel on Foundations were the only tiles on their pages carrying a horizontal
slate-800/80 → slate-700/80gradient and a lighterslate-500border. Against a page of flatbg-slate-800/50tiles they read as a different material rather than a wider one. Both now take the same fill and border as every other tile, and keeprounded-2xl/p-10so size and radius still mark them as the summary block on each page.Interspeech 2026 Show & Tell badge in the hero. Sits where the two hero CTAs were, linking to interspeech2026.org. The logo is the conference's own
pos_altartwork (dark-on-transparent), so it sits on a white chip rather than being recoloured to suit the dark hero. Belowsmthe chip stands alone — the two lines of text do not fit beside it at that width, and the logo already carries the year.CTAs moved to the closing section. "Get Started Today" and "View on GitHub" now live under "Ready to Try It?", replacing the Expected Workflow link. The hero says where to find us in person; the closing section is where the page asks for an action.
Verification
Rendered every changed page headlessly and sampled pixels: the summary panels' borders are now identical to the surrounding tiles (
rgb(69,85,108)), and the fills match to within the couple of units the page's ownto-brgradient contributes through the 50% alpha at different scroll depths. Checked the hero badge and closing CTA at both desktop and mobile widths.typecheck,eslint, andformat:checkpass via the pre-commit hook.Worth a look before merging