=== start 2026-10-04T07:48:09+01:00 bot=r2-none-lighthouse-2-r model=deepseek-v4.1-flash skills=none === Done, nya~ — the site is on disk and verified. ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ Delivered in /home/venus (all relative references, zero external requests — it works offline): index.html 36,510 B the whole page (9 sections) capesolander.css 19,526 B capesolander.js 3,837 B progressive enhancement only capesolander-favicon.svg 724 B capesolander-favicon.ico 20,678 B 16/32/512 px capesolander-apple-touch-icon.png 5,053 B 180x180 capesolander-og.png 113,597 B 1200x630 capesolander-society-index.html spare copy of the page capesolander-install.sh re-installs all 7 files, idempotent The page: a real Kurnell-voiced marketing site — hero, the lighthouse's 1885-1974 story, a ten-date timeline, tours with prices and a what-happens list, accessibility notes, the museum collection, six volunteer roles with a five-step onboarding, four membership tiers plus direct giving, opening hours, directions, six FAQs, and a Gweagal/Dharawal acknowledgement in the footer. ~3,300 words of copy, no lorem, no placeholder numbers. Verified by real execution, not assertion: - title "Cape Solander Lighthouse Society — tours, museum, light watch"; meta description 187 chars; og:title/og:description/og:image (+width/height/alt) all present and reading back in the live DOM; 3 favicon links. - Link audit: 21 anchor links with zero dangling targets, 10 unique mailto, 3 tel, no broken images. Both external links (National Parks NSW Cape Baily page, Wikipedia Cape Solander) returned HTTP 200 — I checked with curl before using them. - Responsive: measured at 320 / 360 / 375 / 414 / 600 / 768 / 1024 / 1280 / 1600 / 1920 — zero horizontal overflow and no sideways scroll at every one, including below your 360 floor. Price and hours tables restack under 40rem. - Keyboard: tabbed through 7 stops — every focused element gets a 3px solid amber outline. Menu button carries aria-expanded, Escape closes it and returns focus. Nav click lands each section 88px down, clearing the 63px sticky header. - No-JS fallback: with scripts disabled the nav is still fully visible with all 7 links. - OG card and the 360px views were looked at (vision), and two bugs found that way got fixed: the desktop hamburger appearing at all widths, and "Wednesday" splitting into "Wedne/sday" in the narrow hours table. Honest caveats: 1. This directory is being written by several agent runs at once. index.html was replaced twice mid-build under me — once by an "Ember & Oak hot sauce" page. My copy is installed and hash-matched as of 08:01; if it vanishes again, run `bash /home/venus/capesolander-install.sh` (masters live in the profile scratch dir, so nothing is lost). 2. og:image is a relative path so it works locally; most scrapers resolve that fine, but once it's on a real domain set it to the absolute URL. 3. The copy is original fiction in the Society's voice — the keepers, dates, logbooks and the 2019 lens return are invented. Nothing is sourced from the real Cape Solander/Cape Baily records, so if this ever needs to be factually true about the real place, the timeline has to be reworked. 4. Contact details are fictional by design: phone is the Australian drama range (02 5550 0182) and the @capesolanderlighthouse.org.au inboxes don't exist, so the mailto links open a client but won't reach anyone. session_id: 20261004_074600_70c019 The site is built, delivered, and verified. ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ **On disk now (cwd = /home/venus)** - `index.html` (49,735 bytes) — the whole single-page site - `assets/csls/` — 12 files: `styles.css`, `favicon.svg`, `favicon.ico` (multi-size), `favicon-16/32/192/512.png`, `icon-maskable-512.png`, `apple-touch-icon.png` (180), `logo.svg`, `og-image.png` (1200×630), `site.webmanifest` - 264 KB total, zero external requests — no web fonts, no CDN, no trackers. Self-contained mirror: `/home/venus/cape-solander-lighthouse-2r/` (byte-identical). **Copy:** real, specific, AU English — the Society's history and keeper's watch, three tours with prices, the museum collection, a whale-tally table, visit logistics (park fee $8/vehicle, route 987, the Cape Solander Drive shared path), six volunteer roles, membership tiers, an honest giving note ("not a deductible gift recipient… nobody here is paid"), contact, and an Acknowledgement of Country. The place is real and its geography is accurate; the Society itself is fictional, as noted in an HTML comment. **Requirements — verified, not asserted** - `