HTML Opus #24
7.7
Evaluation
7.7 avg
8.5 physics accuracy
8.5 design quality
7.5 animation quality
5.5 slider ux
8.5 completeness
7.5 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 (value=0 at top means air, but CSS uses writing-mode vertical-lr with direction:rtl, making the physical top of the slider the maximum, so dragging down sends the crown INTO water — but semantically min=0/max=100 with the thumb starting at top meaning 0% immersion is actually correct directionality; however the visual track gradient goes light-to-dark top-to-bottom suggesting "down = deeper" which is correct, yet the label/UX feel is ambiguous — main flaw is the crown submersion mapping uses a simplified linear proxy rather than true geometric displacement, and the water-rise formula is a rough visual estimate rather than calculated from tank cross-section.

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Slider direction is inverted (value=0 at top means air, but CSS uses writing-mode vertical-lr with direction:rtl, making the physical top of the slider the maximum, so dragging down sends the crown INTO water — but semantically min=0/max=100 with the thumb starting at top meaning 0% immersion is actually correct directionality; however the visual track gradient goes light-to-dark top-to-bottom suggesting "down = deeper" which is correct, yet the label/UX feel is ambiguous — main flaw is the crown submersion mapping uses a simplified linear proxy rather than true geometric displacement, and the water-rise formula is a rough visual estimate rather than calculated from tank cross-section.