// Lives in functions.php, where plugin updates can't undo it.add_action('template_redirect', function () { if (is_user_logged_in() && is_page_template('templates/dealer-portal.php')) { // Keep LiteSpeed from caching the dealer portal. do_action('litespeed_control_set_nocache', 'dealer portal'); }}); // Move focus into the panel without scrolling the drawer.function openPanel(panel) { drawer.dataset.view = panel.id; panel.querySelector('a')?.focus({ preventScroll: true });} -- Show who was reminded over the last seven days.SELECT option_name, option_valueFROM wp_optionsWHERE option_name LIKE 'lunch\_reminded\_%'ORDER BY option_name DESCLIMIT 7; {{! Keep the PHP and Mustache structure, with a rebuilt front end. }}<nav class="site-nav"> {{#links}} <a href="{{url}}"{{#active}} aria-current="page"{{/active}}>{{label}}</a> {{/links}}</nav> <script> // Use the same flag as the Shop guard and the footer. export let data;</script> {#if data.flags.shopActive} <a href="/shop">Shop</a>{/if} # Use the team's Node version instead of upgrading.volta pin node@18.14.0npm ci && npm run dev // Keep the men's and women's panels side by side..drawer { &__track { display: flex; overflow: hidden; overscroll-behavior: contain; } &__panel { flex: 0 0 100%; }}

// Send each teacher one lunch reminder per day.$key = 'lunch_reminded_' . wp_date('Y-m-d');$sent = get_option($key, []); foreach ($missing as $teacher) { if (in_array($teacher->ID, $sent, true)) continue; if (wp_mail($teacher->user_email, $subject, $body, $headers)) { $sent[] = $teacher->ID; update_option($key, $sent, false); }} // Calculate the price by weight instead of package size.// 1020 g of salmon was billed as three 1 lb packs ($36) instead of $26.96.const usedFraction = needed / record.qtyconst packages = record.soldByWeight ? 0 : piecesToBuy(usedFraction)const cents = record.soldByWeight ? Math.max(1, Math.round(price * usedFraction)) : packages * price # Font permissions caused nginx to return 403 errors.# chmod 644 assets/fonts/*.otflocation ~* \.(otf|woff2?)$ { add_header Cache-Control "public, max-age=31536000, immutable";} // src/routes/shop/+page.server.jsimport { redirect } from '@sveltejs/kit'; // Read the flag per request, not from a shared value.export const load = async ({ locals }) => { if (!locals.flags.shopActive) throw redirect(307, '/'); return {};}; {{-- partials/product-label.blade.php --}}{{-- A new partial path makes Blade compile a fresh view. --}}@foreach (explode('|', $label) as $line) <span class="block">{{ $line }}</span>@endforeach // If the nonce expired, refresh it and retry once.let res = await saveLead(form);if (res.status === 403) { portal.nonce = await refreshNonce(); res = await saveLead(form);}if (!res.ok) showNotice("That didn't save. Reload the page and try again."); // Send Buy Now and Rent Now leads to the dealer for the customer's ZIP.$state = rally_state_for_zip($zip);$dealer = rally_dealer_for_territory($state, $zip); wp_mail($dealer->email, "New {$type} lead: {$trailer}", $summary);

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Zion Explorer

A trail app for Zion that answers the question before the hike

A concept app for Zion National Park. Trail apps tend to lead with imagery and bury the facts that actually gate a hike: whether it needs a permit, how much elevation it gains, whether the route is in water, and what the flash-flood forecast is. Angels Landing needs a lottery permit and the Narrows is a river walk that closes on flow rate — neither is a detail you want to discover at the trailhead. This set puts that information on the trail overview and gives the park's own rules and conditions a screen of their own.

Type: Self-directed design concept, 2026
Role: Product design, UI design, Content design
Made with: Figma, iOS

The idea

The useful thing an app can tell you about Angels Landing is not what it looks like. It is that you need a lottery permit, that it gains 1,500 feet, and that the chains section is the part people turn around on.

So the trail overview leads with distance, difficulty, elevation gain, duration and permit status — the five facts that decide whether the hike is happening — and the photograph supports them rather than replacing them. The Narrows gets the same treatment for a different reason: it is a walk up a river, it closes on cubic-feet-per-second, and that number is the whole planning decision.

The information screen exists because national parks publish rules that matter — shuttle timetables, weather and flash-flood warnings, visitor services — and most trail apps make you leave for the park’s own site to find them.

The screens

Welcome
Create account
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Explore
Angels Landing — permit required
The Narrows
Park rules and conditions