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Vendune homepage showcase — capture provenance

Open the showcase · Complete feature guide · Earlier capture provenance

The 6 October collection contains six selectable workflows and six expandable screenshots. The homepage now also includes the two integration screenshots from 8 October described below. These are recordings of the actual application, with synthetic shops, accounts, addresses and records. The DOM, responses and interface were not mocked or rearranged. Screenshots are unretouched browser captures (some transcoded to WebP). The bundled fashion photographs are generated demo artwork, not newly generated screenshots or evidence of a live image-provider call.

Fresh storefront and checkout

storefront.webp, product-detail.webp, checkout-complete.webp and checkout.mp4 show the local application built from 84d4f1bc45811f3ac0b1e8646f44b147b9771dec. A separate showcase-20261006 shop was created through the registration interface, with the default twelve-product Nord Atelier catalog. Company identity was saved through Studio. The checkout selected the native coat-l SKU, entered fictional contact/address details, chose standard delivery, reviewed the server quote and saved order RAC-4869d1a5. Shipping is free at this order value. The confirmation shows simulated authorization; no real provider was contacted or money charged.

The raw browser videos were checkout-sku.webm and checkout-order.webm. The final video joins seconds 154–166 of the first recording to the complete 15.84-second second recording, in capture order. The long idle inspection pause is removed. Speed is unchanged; no interaction or successful result is synthesized. The long form entry between recordings is omitted. The final clip is 27.83 seconds. Raw browser output and session information are intentionally not published.

Reused current feature recordings

The other five MP4s are H.264 transcodes of the actual same-day feature-tour GIFs. Their source build is 036b36a; the feature guide was reviewed at 5e4f8b5. They retain the source presentation timing: waits were shortened and important states held. These recordings are not relabelled as captures of the later build. See the original inventory for exact scope and editing.

Workflow Source What the recording demonstrates
App Studio app-design.gif Add components, inspect properties, undo and redo. Preview data is explicitly labelled sample data.
Shop Knowledge knowledge-publication.gif Review and confirm publication of a fictional care source; native workflow, no training or inference claim.
Flow Builder flow-canvas.gif Inspect the saved six-step flow and branches; this is an editor walkthrough, not proof of external delivery.
Staging & Release selective-release.gif Release the selected package while separate app-record data stays in staging.
Multilingual Catalog product-languages.gif Hydrate saved product translations and inspect Markdown; no automatic AI translation call.

app-studio-gallery.webp is a WebP transcode of app-design-still.jpg (5e4f8b5). flows-gallery.webp and knowledge-gallery.webp are frames from their respective source GIFs. Other posters are frames from the corresponding real recordings.

Presentation and verification

All six clips have native playback controls, English WebVTT captions, download links and links to the feature guide. Nothing autoplays. Chapter tabs support arrow keys, Home and End; changing chapters pauses the preceding clip. The screenshot viewer supports Escape and returns focus to the invoking link. Without JavaScript, all clips remain accessible with native controls and image links open the original files. Reduced-motion preferences disable decorative transitions. Responsive layouts preserve the full recorded interface instead of cropping away controls.

manifest.json records source versions, dimensions, durations, byte sizes and SHA-256 digests. The site checker verifies the media inventory, caption timing, local assets and chapter relationships. Browser checks cover actual decoding, chapter navigation, pause behavior, image viewer and mobile layouts. Presentation timing must not be interpreted as a performance benchmark.

No paid model, email, OAuth, PayPal, Slack or private Storyfront service was contacted for this refresh. These captures demonstrate the described local paths; they do not certify every provider integration or production capacity.

Public integration captures 8 October 2026

These three unretouched PNGs were captured through Chrome from the publicly deployed Core at 706102f8ff3526a6f5bba7ab09b96ce713d1de74. They show the owned fictional Retro Commodore demo shop, not a synthetic local deployment. Only the interface language was changed to English and restored; no app, channel, catalog or customer data was changed for these captures. No customer records, credentials or private Storyfront source are published. No paid model call, email or payment was initiated.

File Observed screen Scope
storyfront-installed.png Apps: one installed/enabled Storyfront package Actual persisted installation, not a Discover-only card
storyfront-managed.png Managed app detail with domain/channel and editor link Same owned frontend registry as Storyfronts
channel-domains.png Main channel Domains & experiences Actual binding, reassignment/disconnect controls and existing editor

The linked editor was opened separately and displayed the retained React Experience Studio and published revision. These captures do not claim that the original native Astro renderer is active publicly, that every displayed action was executed, or that external providers passed acceptance. Release review.

Original public Storyfront captures — 9 October 2026

native-public-studio-20261009.png is the original Cobalt Studio after actual model-generated demo catalog/images, review, Build and Go live. native-public-ai-scene-20261009.png is a real German question answered by original Storyfront on the owned Luma shop; native-public-mobile-20261009.png captures the same scene at 390px. Original presentation runs in the private service. No private source, provider credential or access ticket is included. The images do not establish payment settlement, all native UI translations or production scale.

The 9 October checkout capture native-public-checkout-20261009.png records the actual original Luma Bag handing two Totes to the shared Core checkout. Core b995b5a saved simulated order RAC-4aed0976 / 54.70 EUR. Contact and address are explicit fictional test data; no real payment or customer data is published. The return-navigation repair is a later source change and is not implied by this receipt capture. The homepage adds the actual original Studio, AI scene and mobile captures to the existing gallery without relabelling earlier recordings.

Embedded checkout continuity — 9 October 2026

The unretouched JPGs native-embedded-checkout-20261009.jpg, native-embedded-mobile-20261009.jpg, native-embedded-receipt-20261009.jpg and native-bag-cleared-20261009.jpg show the actual public Cobalt experience, Core image acc137c (tree-identical to merged aa4e644) and the private original renderer. The mobile viewport is 390 × 844. Fictional contact/address data and simulated payment saved RAC-faa7dde0 / 44.80 EUR. The shop URL did not change; the purchased quantity disappeared from the original Bag and stayed absent after reload. No new paid generation, email, external PSP capture or private source is represented by these images. They do not establish production capacity.

native-overview-de-20261009.jpg captures private release 414e117, original b11b6e4: the German overview, actual live address and three chosen products. Original preview/renderer chrome still contains English wording.