Every panel, dialed in: the design language kitchen sink

2026-08-03

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Telemetry
Controls
Views
Walkthrough
Data
Lists
Alerts
Diagrams
Media
Footnotes & Bibliography

One page, every primitive in the system¹1Panels, buttons, badges/tags, tooltips, dialogs, tabs, form fields (input/select/checkbox/radio/switch), progress/spinner, code + notebook cells, command line, figures, tables, sidenotes, Mermaid/Graphviz diagrams, and GIF/video/YouTube embeds — one of each. — badges, panels, forms, notebook cells, telemetry, dialogs, diagrams, and media embeds. Built as a reference, not a real bench log. (Previously split across three separate posts — merged here into one canonical showcase.)

OK WARN ERR referencekitchen-sinkv0

Nothing floats: every element here is dimensioned, labeled, and bordered like a technical drawing²2The one philosophy line this whole system runs on..

Telemetry

[A.01] Bench 03 — live LIVE

Rail 3V3	3.28V
Rail 5V0	5.02V
Core temp	78°C
Uptime	14:22:07

View source

<div class="gs-panel">
  <div class="gs-panel-header">[A.01] Bench 03 — live <span class="gs-badge gs-ok">LIVE</span></div>
  <div class="gs-panel-body">
    <table class="gs-kv">
      <tr class="gs-kv-alert"><td>Core temp</td><td>78°C</td>
        <td><div class="gs-kv-bar"><div class="gs-kv-bar-fill" style="width:87%"></div></div></td></tr>
    </table>
    <div class="gs-btn-row">
      <button class="gs-btn gs-btn-primary">Acknowledge alert</button>
      <button class="gs-btn gs-btn-secondary">Export CSV</button>
      <button class="gs-icon-btn">⟳</button>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

Controls

[A.02] Session config

Session name

Sample rate

Log to disk

Continuous

Triggered

Alert on threshold

Idle

<div class="gs-field">
  <label>Session name</label>
  <input type="text" value="bench-03-thermal">
</div>
<div class="gs-field-row"><span class="gs-checkbox gs-checked" role="checkbox"></span> Log to disk</div>
<div class="gs-btn-row">
  <button class="gs-btn gs-btn-primary">Start capture</button>
  <button class="gs-icon-btn">⚙</button>
</div>

Views

Raw

Filtered

FFT

A of the selected channel, updated at the configured sample rate. No filtering applied — expect line noise at 60Hz.

<div class="gs-tablist" role="tablist">
  <div class="gs-tab" aria-selected="true" data-panel="raw">Raw</div>
  <div class="gs-tab" data-panel="filtered">Filtered</div>
</div>
<div class="gs-tabpanel">
  <div data-panel="raw">…</div>
  <div data-panel="filtered" style="display:none">…</div>
</div>

Walkthrough

Pull the last capture and check for clipping before trusting the FFT.

pythonimport numpy as np
data = np.fromfile("bench-03.raw", dtype=np.int16)
print(f"clip_ratio={np.mean(np.abs(data) > 32000):.4f}")

clip_ratio=0.0000

$bench-capture --session bench-03-thermal --rate 100 writing bench-03-thermal.raw (14.2 MB)

<div class="gs-cli">
  <span class="gs-cli-line"><span class="gs-cli-prompt">$</span>bench-capture --session bench-03-thermal --rate 100</span>
  <span class="gs-cli-line gs-cli-out">writing bench-03-thermal.raw (14.2 MB)</span>
</div>

Data

Channel	Peak	RMS
A	3.31	2.04
B	3.29	2.01

thermal trend, 4h window

FIG. 01 — core temp vs. ambient, bench 03

<figure class="gs-figure">
  <div class="gs-figure-frame">thermal trend, 4h window</div>
  <figcaption><b>FIG. 01</b> — core temp vs. ambient, bench 03</figcaption>
</figure>

Lists

Plain org lists, unstyled beyond the base type rules — ordered and unordered, nesting one level.

Rail 3V3 :: nominal, no action
Rail 5V0 :: nominal, no action
Core temp :: over threshold
- check fan curve
- reseat heatsink if fan curve is already maxed
Uptime :: informational only

Pull the last capture
Check clip ratio before trusting the FFT
If clean, run the filtered + FFT views
File a bench note if anything crosses threshold

- Rail 3V3 :: nominal, no action
  - nested bullet
1. Pull the last capture
2. Check clip ratio before trusting the FFT

Alerts

Core temp exceeded 75°C for 30s continuous.

<div class="gs-dialog gs-corner-ticks">
  <div class="gs-hazard"></div>
  <div class="gs-dialog-header">Thermal threshold crossed <span class="gs-badge gs-warn">WARN</span></div>
  <div class="gs-dialog-body">
    <p>Core temp exceeded 75°C for 30s continuous.</p>
    <div class="gs-btn-row">
      <button class="gs-btn gs-btn-primary">Acknowledge</button>
      <button class="gs-btn gs-btn-secondary">Mute 10min</button>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

Diagrams

[D.01] I2C bus fault triage

flowchart TD A["Read fails intermittently"] --> B{"Rise time > spec?"} B -- yes --> C["Lower pull-up value"] B -- no --> D{"Bus held low?"} D -- yes --> E["Check for stuck slave"] D -- no --> F["Check ground bounce"] C --> G["Re-run stress test"] E --> G F --> G

[D.02] Bench 03 signal path

Both reskinned client-side via theme variables / DOT attributes rather than post-processing SVG output — neither renderer natively supports square corners or hairline strokes.

Media

Animated captures, video, and third-party embeds, framed the same way as a static figure.

Animated capture sample — **FIG. 03** — animated GIF (public sample), framed like any other figure

FIG. 04 — native HTML5 video (public sample .mp4), controls styled by the browser

FIG. 05 — YouTube embed, same Figure frame and caption convention

Footnotes & Bibliography

Same footnote mechanism margin sidenotes use, plus two more note styles for long-form posts: an opt-in traditional endnote³, and citations pulled straight from a .bib file⁴4Al-Asadi & Al-Tameemi (2023). The effect of Diamond Like Carbon coating on the Solid Particles Erosion resistance of grade 410 stainless steel. Wear, 514-515, 204584. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wear.2022.204584.

Some claim[fn:1].
[fn:1] Renders as a margin sidenote (default).

Some claim[fn:2]. [fn:2] FOOTNOTE: Renders as a numbered endnote instead.

#+BIBLIOGRAPHY: bibliography.bib
Citing a source[cite:&smith2020]. Add "footnote" after the path to route
every citation to the endnote list instead of sidenotes.

Links

Internal links (solid underline) resolve on this site and show a hover preview fetched from the target page — try the reflow soldering wiki entry or the Voici calibration dashboard. External links (dashed underline, trailing ↗) go off-site; known destinations get an API-fetched annotation popup — I²C on Wikipedia, the Linux kernel repo on GitHub, an arXiv paper, a Hacker News thread, or a Stack Overflow question. Unannotated destinations like JLCPCB stay plain.

Footnotes

Prefixing a footnote's text with FOOTNOTE: keeps it out of the margin rail and puts it in a numbered list at the bottom of the page instead — useful for a References section.