SVG Sonnet #11
7.9
Evaluation
7.9 avg
8.5 physics accuracy
8.5 design quality
7.5 animation quality
6 slider ux
9 completeness
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 (slider value=0 maps to crowns in air at top, dragging down increases value and lowers crowns into water — this is technically correct directionally only if the browser renders the vertical slider with 0 at bottom, but the `writing-mode: vertical-lr; direction: rtl` CSS trick likely inverts it so 0 is at top meaning crowns start in air correctly; however the label "⬇ tief" is only at the bottom with no "⬆ Luft" at top, and the slider_direction semantics are ambiguous — the crown Y starts at 100 (air) for value=0 and reaches water for value=100, so dragging down = submerging, which is correct). All physics values are plausible and consistent, the gilded crown has correctly larger volume and displaces proportionally more water (~3.7×), heureka overlay triggers at slider end, and the panel shows live mass/volume/density/displacement values.

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Slider direction is inverted (slider value=0 maps to crowns in air at top, dragging down increases value and lowers crowns into water — this is technically correct directionally only if the browser renders the vertical slider with 0 at bottom, but the `writing-mode: vertical-lr; direction: rtl` CSS trick likely inverts it so 0 is at top meaning crowns start in air correctly; however the label "⬇ tief" is only at the bottom with no "⬆ Luft" at top, and the slider_direction semantics are ambiguous — the crown Y starts at 100 (air) for value=0 and reaches water for value=100, so dragging down = submerging, which is correct). All physics values are plausible and consistent, the gilded crown has correctly larger volume and displaces proportionally more water (~3.7×), heureka overlay triggers at slider end, and the panel shows live mass/volume/density/displacement values.