# COVARA · Media edition 02

Created 2 November 2026, Asia/Jakarta. A coordinated extension of the Covara optical studio identity.

## Ready-to-use assets

- Three new full-resolution ImageGen artworks: selective access, fee routing and useful services. Originals and exact prompts are in `sources/`.
- Six campaign PNGs: three 1600×1000 landscape layouts and three independently composed 1080×1080 square layouts. Exact brand typography and the canonical SVG mark were composited deterministically.
- Six text-free WebP files: 640px and 1536px versions of each artwork.
- Four self-contained animated SVGs: mark reveal, private note, fee destinations and review progress. Every SVG has a complete static state when reduced motion is requested. PNG posters are also supplied.
- Two silent H.264 films: 12-second brand film and 14-second transfer-boundary explainer, both 1920×1080 at 30fps.
- One seamless four-second ambient loop at 1280×720/30fps, supplied in MP4 and VP9 WebM.
- A responsive media library (`showcase.html`, CSS and JS), three unpublished post drafts, a file manifest, editable HyperFrames projects and build sources.

## Using the materials

Use campaign PNGs for posts and presentation covers. Use text-free WebP artwork under real HTML copy so text stays accessible. Preserve the canonical logo and the development status copy. The generated ceramic sculptures are brand illustrations, not replacements for the precise three-arc SVG identity.

The films are intentionally silent for autoplay contexts. They are seekable HTML/GSAP compositions, using animated still-life artwork and vector diagrams. They are not camera footage or a screen recording of protocol execution. The diagram names the actual distinction between encrypted notes and public event history.

Embed the ambient loop with a still poster, `muted playsinline`, a visible play/pause control and no automatic playback for users requesting reduced motion. Pause it when the page is hidden. The media-library source demonstrates these controls. Keep its `<source>` order WebM followed by MP4 for the ambient loop.

For inline SVG UI integration, scope the supplied class/keyframe names or place each SVG in an `<img>`. The media page inlines the SVGs so its pause control can stop them together. An externally embedded SVG still respects `prefers-reduced-motion`. The progress artwork is illustrative: a real application must drive confirmed/completed states from verified application evidence, not from elapsed animation time.

## Editable video projects

Open a project in `editable-video/brand-film`, `privacy-film` or `web-loop`. Each includes all referenced media, fonts, local GSAP runtime and source compositions. From that project run `npm run check`, then `npm run dev` for the editor or `npm run render` for a new MP4. Their package scripts pin HyperFrames 0.9.2. The supplied SVG logo remains the source of truth.

`build-sources/` contains the film, loop, social and media-library builders. Social SVG exports contain vector glyph paths from the local Manrope/IBM Plex Sans files, preventing font substitution in the final PNGs. Rebuilding those exports needs Node, sharp, fontkit and the font instances described in the builder; the editable video projects use the included WOFF2 files directly.

## Validation and boundaries

All three HyperFrames projects passed lint, runtime, layout, contrast and craft checks. Scene contact sheets, cut seams and phone-size frames were inspected. The final MP4s were probed for codec, dimensions, frame rate and exact duration; decoded frames were inspected. Brand still-life image crop findings are intentional. The public-record shot holds deliberately so the viewer can read its privacy boundary.

The media library has static file/link and JavaScript syntax checks. Its browser interaction and responsive rendering could not be tested because local browser use is disabled in Work settings. Do that check before deploying this new page. Existing Covara pages were not modified by this pack.

Messaging follows the current local documentation: development-stage protocol, test assets, planned $COVARA utility and visible public activity. Recheck status against release evidence before publishing. No live token, price, yield, audit, adoption or Robinhood endorsement is announced. No posts were published or scheduled. No Alchemy or blockchain calls were made.

Font licenses are included in `fonts/`. New artwork uses built-in ImageGen; exact prompts record provenance. The motion and layout sources are editable code. The HyperFrames desktop app can be downloaded from https://hyperframes.studio/studio/download?os=windows&src=cli.