# Art for the landing page

Every product picture on hired.tools is drawn in HTML — a rebuild of the real screen using
the app's own tokens. That is deliberate: the page is complete with this folder empty, and
a rebuild never goes stale against a screenshot taken three releases ago.

When you want a real screenshot or a clip instead, drop a file in here named after its
slot. `motion.js` looks for it on load and, only if it loads, puts it on top of the
rebuild. There is no markup to edit and nothing to remove — a missing file is not a broken
image, it is the drawing you already have.

## The slots

Add `?slots` to the URL — `https://hired.tools/?slots` — and every slot on the page outlines
itself and prints its name in the corner. That is the authoritative list. As of now:

| File                          | What it replaces                        | Shape       |
| ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| `hero-resume.png`             | The resume beside the hero transcript    | 4:5 portrait |
| `me-role.png`                 | A role open in Me                        | 16:10        |
| `resume-editor.png`           | The split-pane resume editor             | 16:10        |
| `pipeline-board.png`          | The pipeline board                       | 16:10        |
| `crm-companies.png`           | The companies table                      | 16:10        |
| `dashboard-diagnosis.png`     | The diagnosis card on the dashboard      | wide, ~3:1   |

## Taking them

- Shoot in **light mode** at **1440 × 900** or wider, at 2× device pixel ratio. The whole
  page is light, mocks included, so a dark capture will look like a different product.
  **Hired defaults to dark**, so switch its theme before you shoot — this is the step
  people forget.
- Include the window chrome only if you are replacing a slot that already draws it — the
  slots inside a `.frame` already have a title bar above them, so shoot the app's own
  viewport and nothing else.
- Use real-looking but not real data. Nothing on this page may show someone's actual
  employers, salary or contact details.
- Save as PNG. If you have a 2× version, name it `<slot>@2x.png` and it is picked up
  automatically alongside the 1× file.

## Video

A slot marked `data-media="video"` looks for `<slot>.mp4` instead. Keep clips under about
six seconds, silent, and encoded so the first frame is worth looking at — they play muted
and loop, and anyone who has asked their system to calm down gets a paused clip with
controls rather than motion.

## The client marks — don't delete these

`clients/` holds each connected app's own icon: `claude.png`, `chatgpt.png`, `cursor.png`,
`vscode.png`, `windsurf.png`. These are **not** placeholders waiting for you to replace
them — the page references them directly. They were fetched once from each product's own
favicon and rendered to a uniform 64px PNG, so the page makes no third-party request and
nothing breaks if one of those services changes its icon URL.

To refresh one, download that product's favicon and re-render it to 64 × 64 with a
transparent background. Keep the filename.

`companies/` holds the marks for the companies in the pipeline and CRM mocks: `figma.png`,
`notion.png`, `flexport.png`, `ramp.png`, `samsara.png`, `project44.png`, `goodship.png`,
`chrobinson.png`, `ryder.png`, `motive.png`.
Same rule as `clients/` — fetched once and committed, so the page asks nobody for them at
render time. They come from the same source the product itself uses:

```bash
curl -o site/media/companies/<name>.png https://twenty-icons.com/<domain>
```

Every company in the pipeline and CRM mocks is real and has a mark. Meridian Logistics and
Northbeam Freight are invented and stay invented, but only as the candidate's *employers* in
the resume and in Me, where nothing draws a logo — you would not be applying to the place
you already work.

**Look at the icon before you commit it.** Two of the domains checked during this pass
returned somebody else's logo: `convoy.com`, because Convoy shut down in 2023, and
`coyote.com`, which is not Coyote Logistics. Both would have rendered as a plausible mark
under the wrong name.

## The share card

`site/og.png` is the 1200×630 image that appears when the link is pasted anywhere. It is
rendered from `og-source.html` in this folder — open that file at exactly 1200×630 and
screenshot it, or:

```bash
npx playwright screenshot --viewport-size=1200,630 \
  site/media/og-source.html site/og.png
```

Change the headline there and re-render; do not edit the PNG.