Welcome to the CurrentWave journal. This first post exists for a practical reason: it is a design fixture. It puts one of every element an article can contain onto a single page, so the people building and reviewing this site can see how each of them renders before there is any real editorial work to judge.
What this post is for
Nothing here is editorial, and nothing here is a claim about anything. Treat the page as a proof sheet: if a heading, a list, a quotation, or an image looks wrong here, it will look wrong on every article this site ever publishes. It is safe to delete once the design is settled, and safe to leave published while it is not.
What you should be able to see
- A paragraph carrying bold, italic, and an internal link.
- Two levels of heading — the one above this list, and the one above that.
- A bulleted list, which is this one.
- A numbered list, a pull quote, a second image, and a code block, below.
How to review it
- Open the page at a phone width first; most layout problems appear there and nowhere else.
- Confirm both images load, keep their aspect ratio, and are not stretched.
- Check that the quotation and the code block read as distinct from body copy.
- Compare the byline, the date, and the heading sizes against the rest of the site.
A fixture is worth more than a screenshot. It exercises the real renderer, with real rows, against the real image pipeline — which is where the surprises actually live.
Where these images come from
Both images on this page were generated by the platform, stored in this site's own media bucket, and are served through the image route by id. Each one exists in five prebuilt widths, so the page asks for the size it needs instead of anything being resized at request time. A body reference looks like /api/images/<image-id>?maxWidth=1600, and the objects behind it are named like this:
welcome-hero-<digest>.webp the original
welcome-hero-<digest>.w320.webp prebuilt variant
welcome-hero-<digest>.w640.webp
welcome-hero-<digest>.w960.webp
welcome-hero-<digest>.w1280.webp
welcome-hero-<digest>.w1600.webp
Deleting this post
Once the CurrentWave design is settled, unpublish or delete this article from the admin. Removing it leaves its two images in the media library as unattached rows rather than deleting them, which is deliberate: stored media outlives the record that pointed at it, and the media audit is what reclaims it.