HTML Opus #08
7.8
Evaluation
7.8 avg
8.5 physics accuracy
8.2 design quality
7.8 animation quality
5.5 slider ux
8.8 completeness
7.8 overall
Two crowns Same mass, different density Vertical slider Slider works Slider controls crowns Slider direction correct Full slider range Fall animation Water displacement Rising water level Splash effects Physics correct Live mass value Live volume value Live density value Live displaced water Gilded displaces more Heureka animation No external deps Light bg / dark text Self-contained HTML

Slider direction is inverted (min=0 at top maps to "air" which is correct in intent, but the CSS uses rotate(-90deg) on a standard horizontal slider with bt-lr writing-mode causing the physical drag direction to place low values at the bottom visually, yet the label mapping reads "Luft" at top and "Wasser" at bottom — functionally the slider increases immersion as value rises from 0→100, so the direction is technically correct in mapping but the rotated presentation makes dragging downward increase values correctly; however the input listener is a no-op stub, relying solely on the animation loop polling `slider.value`, which works but is non-idiomatic; physics values (gold 19.32 g/cm³, gilded 11.90 g/cm³, same 1000 g mass) are accurate and buoyancy calculation is correct.

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Slider direction is inverted (min=0 at top maps to "air" which is correct in intent, but the CSS uses rotate(-90deg) on a standard horizontal slider with bt-lr writing-mode causing the physical drag direction to place low values at the bottom visually, yet the label mapping reads "Luft" at top and "Wasser" at bottom — functionally the slider increases immersion as value rises from 0→100, so the direction is technically correct in mapping but the rotated presentation makes dragging downward increase values correctly; however the input listener is a no-op stub, relying solely on the animation loop polling `slider.value`, which works but is non-idiomatic; physics values (gold 19.32 g/cm³, gilded 11.90 g/cm³, same 1000 g mass) are accurate and buoyancy calculation is correct.