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The living build record for PRLX Productions—from the first black-and-white framework through the V2.3.1 Honest App Downloads + Dedicated DM Desktop Launcher release.

V2.3.1 — V2.3RELEASE SET 112 VERSION ENTRIES
V2.3.1HONEST APP DOWNLOADS + DEDICATED DM DESKTOP LAUNCHERCHECKPOINT 2.3.1
  • DM Tools no longer advertises a redundant Save Space webpage installation; Android receives the dedicated APK and Windows receives a separate x64 desktop launcher package.
  • The new Windows package contains a portable app launcher plus optional Desktop and Start Menu shortcut installation, opening DM Tools in its own no-address-bar window and local profile.
  • APK download feedback now distinguishes downloading from installing and directs Android users to Downloads while explaining required source approval.
  • Installed Android and desktop app modes hide all app-download surfaces, while the complete PRLX website retains its existing PWA installation option.
  • The Back to Projects control has been removed from the DM Tools header; PRLX Home remains its single left-side route.
V2.3DUAL APP DISTRIBUTION + GROWING DM DESKCHECKPOINT 2.3
  • Projects separated the complete PRLX platform from PRLX DM Tools, with mobile Android packages and desktop installation choices.
  • Two development-signed fullscreen Android packages were introduced: PRLX Productions opens the complete platform and PRLX DM Tools opens the canonical workspace without browser chrome.
  • Installed app modes hide download prompts automatically, Focus Mode hides the account/developer stack, and the mobile desk grows downward continuously as windows are added or moved.
  • The desktop homepage Projects ribbon was geometrically centered from the middle of the left edge to the middle of the top edge.
V2.2.9 — V2.2RELEASE SET 1010 VERSION ENTRIES
V2.2.9WHOLE-SITE INSTALLATION MODECHECKPOINT 2.2.9
  • The complete PRLX website is now configured as an installable progressive web app for supported phones and desktop browsers, with a standalone app shell, full-site scope, shortcuts, maskable icons, and a safe offline fallback.
  • Installation stays out of the homepage foreground: Projects contains the real install control, while the homepage Projects tile carries only a thin diagonal Download Our App banner.
  • DM Tools now lives at the canonical /dmtools/ route, old DM URLs redirect safely, and a compact About / Help dialog contains the product explanation and secondary install action.
  • A service worker avoids caching sensitive authenticated routes while preserving public navigation and static assets for more reliable installed use.
  • Robots, sitemap, canonical metadata, and WebApplication structured data give DM Tools a stronger standalone search identity.
V2.2.8DM SESSION POLISH + STARTER PACKSCHECKPOINT 2.2.8
  • DM Tools now keeps a browser-local recovery snapshot, offers Restore Last Workspace, and maintains a bounded Undo history across desk, editing, card, and initiative changes.
  • A global Master Audio strip controls ambience and effects independently, with Mute All and Stop All Audio applying across every open player.
  • Import Workspace now opens a review surface that summarizes files and warns about empty content, duplicate stat-card names, invalid JSON, and notes fallbacks before changing the desk.
  • Initiative gains previous/next navigation, automatic round wrapping, delay, defeated-state skipping, combatant duplication, and a stronger current-turn display.
  • Four official starter layouts are included: DND Combat, DND Exploration, DND Boss Fight, and TTZ Horde Control.
V2.2.7STABLE DM HEADER IDENTITYCHECKPOINT 2.2.7
  • The PRLX Home logo-style route returns to the left side of the DM Tools header while Import — DM — Export — Repeat occupies the space between home and the workspace identity.
  • The PRLX Gaming / DM Tools mark is centered again and is now a non-interactive identity element, preventing accidental page reloads and workspace resets.
  • The Projects route, Focus Mode, account offset, and compact mobile hierarchy remain available without changing the DM desk itself.
V2.2.6DM WORKSPACE FLOW + PERSISTENT LOCAL FOLDERCHECKPOINT 2.2.6
  • The DM command strip now groups desk controls, pairs Import Workspace directly with Export Workspace, and separates local-folder, NPC-template, and Workflow actions.
  • Assign Workspace Folder replaces the three experimental folder controls, creates a structured PRLX-DM-WORKSPACE directory, remembers the chosen handle when browser permissions allow, and rereads it on later visits.
  • Workspace export still downloads a portable text file and also updates the assigned folder’s latest workspace snapshot when local write access remains available.
  • The DM header now carries Import — DM — Export — Repeat, the new Workflow window explains the recommended routine, and the desktop account stack shifts left on this page so Focus Mode stays visible.
V2.2.5LINKED SOUND RELIABILITY + MOBILE COPY CLEANUPCHECKPOINT 2.2.5
  • DM Tools now normalizes pasted sound links and supports direct audio, YouTube, Google Drive shares, Dropbox shares, and common GitHub-hosted audio sources.
  • Sound Effects buttons can play hosted links and YouTube clips, while STOP ALL clears native playback and linked embeds together.
  • Invalid, blocked, or non-audio links now produce visible status feedback instead of silently doing nothing.
  • The Commissions flavor line remains on desktop but is completely removed from the mobile layout.
V2.2.4COMPACT PAGES + SHARED WINDOW RESIZINGCHECKPOINT 2.2.4
  • Digital Products now uses near-edge-to-edge spacing on desktop and mobile, with its account/library promise reduced to a thin banner above the page heading.
  • Clicking an already-active Art, Music, or GAME portal returns the homepage to the normal all-PRLX menu, while Community now pairs its introduction with Choose Your Room and Commissions surfaces its first artist cards sooner.
  • Community and Commissions retain their existing content while removing excess page, section, and card rhythm; the commission flavor line remains present at a much smaller scale.
  • Docked DM windows now expose shared edge dividers, allowing the boundary between connected windows to resize both sides together without breaking the docked arrangement.
V2.2.3AUDIO QUEUES + SMOOTH EDGE DOCKINGCHECKPOINT 2.2.3
  • The yellow homepage portal now reads GAME while retaining the focused Gaming department menu and yellow branch accent.
  • DM ambience windows now hold multi-track link/upload queues with transport controls, queue looping, direct-audio auto-advance, and master volume.
  • A separate Sound Effects board turns multiple uploaded or linked effects into simple one-click buttons with shared volume and overlapping playback.
  • Window dragging stays smooth and only applies edge, corner, or screen docking after release, preventing movement from being pulled around mid-drag.
V2.2.2PORTAL CLARITY + DM DESK DOCKINGCHECKPOINT 2.2.2
  • Department labels now sit directly over their diamonds with matching blue, pink, and yellow glow treatments.
  • Art, Music, and Gaming modes recolor the homepage tile outlines while the desktop account and Dev Tools stack occupies roughly half its prior width.
  • DM windows now magnetically dock across touching outer edges, aligned edges, and nearby corners, and the empty-state message appears only on a genuinely empty desk.
  • Stat Block Maker now holds a tabbed card library with card creation, duplication, deletion, import, active-card export, and full-library export.
V2.2.1DESKTOP DEV TOOLS + ACCENT CLARITYCHECKPOINT 2.2.1
  • Desktop signed-in navigation now keeps My Account, Inbox, and Log Out visible while a single expandable tools drawer organizes the remaining management destinations.
  • The expanded desktop tools are grouped into two clean rows, while the established mobile account layout remains unchanged.
  • The live users-online control now uses a stronger full-width status presentation on desktop and mobile.
  • Polmar now carries a clearer red identity accent and Ms.Resin a warmer yellow-orange accent across their highlighted surfaces.
V2.2DEPARTMENT PORTALS + DM TOOLSCHECKPOINT 2.2
  • The existing PRLX homepage now includes compact blue Art, pink Music, and yellow Gaming diamond portals between the logo and a slimmer navigation grid.
  • Each portal retunes the homepage accent and replaces the main routes with a focused department menu while the PRLX logo restores the complete company menu.
  • Projects and the Gaming portal now launch a map-free, local-first Game Master workspace built from draggable, resizable, minimizable, duplicable, lockable, and snapping tool windows.
  • The first DM Tools desk includes initiative and round tracking, multiple uploadable or linkable sound players, stat and ability cards, creature groups, dice history, conditions, notes, timers, counters, random tables, checklists, session logging, Focus Mode, and portable text/folder import and export.
V2.1.2 — V2.1RELEASE SET 093 VERSION ENTRIES
V2.1.2TERMINAL DOCKING + RESIN ORANGECHECKPOINT 2.1.2
  • The Terminal HOME control now attaches directly to the left edge of the viewport on desktop and mobile while retaining the light-red PRLX recovery-terminal presentation.
  • On phones, the live Terminal viewport now ends above the PINNED tile and global account/staff controls, keeping the command entry line visible above every bottom navigation row.
  • The mobile Terminal recalculates its available height when account controls, browser chrome, orientation, or the visual viewport changes while output remains independently scrollable.
  • Ms.Resin’s assigned highlight color is now orange across artist cards, profile states, FRACTURE, gallery controls, placeholders, and related resin surfaces.
V2.1.1MOBILE HERO HIGHLIGHT REPAIRCHECKPOINT 2.1.1
  • Artist hero cards now keep their original assigned highlight colors fully active on mobile across PRLX News, the Artist Desk, and the Artists roster.
  • The mobile state now matches the exact desktop hover-highlight strength instead of applying an effectively invisible fraction of that overlay.
  • Static per-artist accent assignments keep the colors reliable even before account and presence scripts finish loading.
  • Desktop hover, focus, grayscale, and image behavior remain unchanged.
V2.1MOBILE READING PASSCHECKPOINT 2.1
  • PRLX News now keeps its assigned artist color cues visible on phones and stacks the latest YouTube and SoundCloud desks vertically for a cleaner reading order.
  • Artist profiles gain compact NAVIGATE and OTHER PLATFORMS menus on mobile, while Bowdak’s Music section adds the PINNED cover and a tighter release presentation.
  • Beat Leasing, Digital Products, Digital Releases, Commissions, Community, and request workspaces now reduce mobile padding and surface their primary controls and content sooner.
  • Expansion artwork remains colored with top-focused crops on phones, Beat Leasing types scroll horizontally, and commission portfolios can receive their own independently arranged imagery.
V2.0.3 — V2.0RELEASE SET 084 VERSION ENTRIES
V2.0.3MACHINE-SAFE MANUAL STARTUPCHECKPOINT 2.0.3
  • Rebuilt the homepage intro as a direct frame-rendered sequence instead of CSS animations, preventing Windows motion settings, extension styles, or zero-duration animation overrides from making the intro disappear instantly in Edge, Opera, or other browsers.
  • The split logo, title, status, homepage-button reveal, and overlay exit are now driven by inline transforms and opacity values with both requestAnimationFrame and timer scheduling.
  • Added a seven-second head-level emergency release, a six-second runtime release, and no-animation static fallbacks so a startup failure can never trap visitors behind a blank overlay.
  • The debug route now reports the manual engine, reduced-motion preference, image readiness, frame counts, elapsed time, visibility state, storage access, and replay controls while /home/?intro=1 remains the full replay route.
V2.0.2UNIVERSAL STARTUP + DESKTOP DIAGNOSTICSCHECKPOINT 2.0.2
  • The V2.0 homepage intro now runs independently of account sign-in state, so desktop staff and members receive the same startup path as signed-out visitors.
  • Moved the critical startup boot and runtime inline and moved its animation rules into the shared stylesheet, preventing a blocked or cached dedicated startup asset from silently suppressing the sequence.
  • Added a CSS-only completion and homepage reveal path that still works when the runtime script is blocked, while session memory is written only after a real CSS animation is confirmed.
  • Reduced-motion visitors receive a short static-logo transition, full motion can be forced with /home/?intro=1, and /home/?intro=debug displays live desktop diagnostics.
V2.0.1STARTUP RELIABILITY PASSCHECKPOINT 2.0.1
  • Replaced the split Web Animations API and fallback behavior with one deterministic CSS-driven startup sequence for Edge, Chromium, Safari, Firefox, and mobile browsers.
  • The intro is now marked as seen only after it visibly completes, preventing one failed render attempt from suppressing every refresh in the same tab.
  • Added two-frame render commits, GPU-safe transforms, image readiness safeguards, background-tab handling, and a whole-logo fallback when polygon clipping is unavailable.
  • Signed-in and reduced-motion visitors still skip the public intro, while /home/?intro=1 and /home/#replay-intro provide explicit cross-browser replay testing.
V2.0THE MOBILE REWORK — COLOR FOUNDATIONCHECKPOINT 2.0
  • Every image across the public site now displays in full color on mobile screens, including hero highlights, artist imagery, products, projects, players, galleries, and standard Beat Leasing cards.
  • Desktop preserves the existing black-and-white-to-color hover, focus, playback, and highlight behavior.
  • The approved PRLX logo assembly now marks the V2.0 conversion for signed-out homepage visitors, while signed-in visitors skip it automatically and reduced-motion preferences remain respected.
  • This establishes the visual foundation for the broader mobile realignment and readability pass.
V1.99.9 — V1.99.6RELEASE SET 074 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.99.9MOBILE BEAT COLOR + GALLERY LINK TITLESCHECKPOINT 99.9
  • Normal Beat Leasing artwork now remains full color at rest only on mobile screens.
  • Desktop normal beat cards preserve their grayscale-to-color hover and keyboard-focus highlight behavior.
  • FRACTURE Gallery Edit now supports a separate public title for every assigned artwork link, including custom calls such as VIEW MORE, BUY NOW, or 3 LEFT!
  • Existing gallery links without a custom title continue using the standard VIEW ASSIGNED LINK label.
V1.99.8SELECTIVE PERMANENT COLORCHECKPOINT 99.8
  • Ms.Resin’s public gallery now displays every artwork in full color at rest instead of waiting for hover or keyboard focus.
  • Pick by Vibe artwork remains full color in both its randomized cover grid and expanded beat view.
  • These are the only permanent-color exceptions; all other approved grayscale-to-color interactions remain unchanged.
V1.99.7COMMUNITY NAV + RESIN PROFILE CLEANUPCHECKPOINT 99.7
  • The final PRLX News destination button now reads Community and remains contained within the aligned masthead grid at every breakpoint.
  • Ms.Resin’s public profile no longer includes the resin video navigation item or embedded video section.
V1.99.6NEWS HEADER + FRACTURE WORKSPACECHECKPOINT 99.6
  • The PRLX newsroom masthead now reads PRLX NEWS on one line and aligns all six destination buttons into one compact, equal-height row.
  • Extra vertical space around the newsroom title lockup has been removed for a tighter header.
  • Ms.Resin’s public profile no longer exposes a FRACTURE button.
  • FRACTURE now uses separate Stickynotes and Gallery Edit tabs, with its title presented as one uninterrupted word.
  • Changelog release-set numbering now runs forward from the oldest set to the newest set.
V1.99.5 — V1.95RELEASE SET 0610 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.99.5NESTED CHANGELOG + MS.RESIN GALLERYCHECKPOINT 99.5
  • Compressed the public build history into release-range dropdowns containing ten version entries each, with individual versions expandable inside every range.
  • FRACTURE now includes a dedicated Ms.Resin gallery manager for uploads, descriptions, crop focus, ordering, deletion, and optional assigned links.
  • Ms.Resin’s public profile now presents an infinitely looping, manually scrollable artwork carousel.
  • Selecting any gallery piece opens a comfortably near-full-screen viewer and exposes its assigned external destination when one has been supplied.
V1.99.4PRODUCTION CLEANUP + PERFORMANCECHECKPOINT 99.4
  • Removed redundant legacy artwork and duplicate media so every shipped visual asset is actively used.
  • Project-cover artwork now uses lossless WebP delivery, preserving the original appearance while reducing page and archive weight.
  • Redirect routes and non-audio pages now avoid downloading application layers they do not use.
  • Consolidated overlapping player and discovery styling into cleaner shared rules without changing the approved interface.
V1.99.3ARTWORK-ONLY VIBE + CONTACT LOCKUPCHECKPOINT 99.3
  • Pick by Vibe now presents a pure artwork wall with no visible beat name, producer, category, or BPM competing with the covers.
  • Selecting an artwork still expands into the complete beat preview, metadata, licensing, and checkout interface.
  • The About / Contact hero now reads ABOUT/ CONTACT/ BOOK, with its three primary actions aligned beside the BOOK line on wide screens.
  • Responsive rules keep the repaired contact header and its actions balanced across smaller screens.
V1.99.2MESSAGING ENTRY + WELCOME INBOXCHECKPOINT 99.2
  • About / Contact now separates Book Us, Submit Request, and Send a Message so casual questions have a clear, inviting entry point.
  • Send a Message opens the existing request form with Question / Message already selected, while Submit Request remains open to every available request type.
  • Every new PRLX account now receives a Welcome to PRLX message with a direct invitation into the community Discord.
  • Signed-in members may submit without an email or phone and receive follow-up inside their Inbox; signed-out visitors must provide a valid email address or phone number.
V1.99.1FILTERED PLAYBACK + VIBE DISCOVERYCHECKPOINT 99.1
  • About / Contact now places a general Submit Request option beside booking so visitors can ask a question, send a message, or simply say hello.
  • TapeDeck filters now define the active playback pool by artist, tag, album, feed, or search—even while a track is playing.
  • Beat Leasing gained a randomized Pick by Vibe artwork grid that opens any selected beat into its complete preview and license options.
  • Account navigation now places Inbox first, authorized studio accounts can send one announcement to all active members, and the homepage startup sequence is reserved for the 2.0 conversion.
V1.99ACCOUNT CONTROL + MEMBER INBOXCHECKPOINT 99
  • Expanded account tools now manage profiles, access status, passwords, sessions, owned digital products, and music licenses from one control surface.
  • A new member Inbox organizes studio messages, submitted requests, and threaded responses while preserving the original request above each reply.
  • Request workspaces now support bulk selection, status updates, categorization, deletion, and direct account replies.
  • The logged-out entrance was rebuilt around a cache-independent logo sequence and staggered homepage reveal, while the Products landing page received a tighter compact layout.
V1.98ACCOUNT DIRECTORY + TALENT REPRESENTATIONCHECKPOINT 98
  • A searchable staff account directory now organizes registered members, access roles, account activity, and user-supplied contact details.
  • The PRLX logo now assembles through a guest-only startup sequence before revealing the homepage, with reduced-motion and skip support.
  • Bowdak, JayKoh, and DanMan are now presented as represented on-camera actors in addition to their existing music, voice, and creative work.
  • Casting calls and creator collaborations now route into the PRLX Discord while direct talent hiring remains in Booking.
  • The roster now distinguishes Bowdak as Founder & Talent and JayKoh, DanMan, B4GZ, and Bolo Yung as Co-Founder & Talent.
V1.97ARTIST DESK ACCENT HIGHLIGHTSCHECKPOINT 97
  • The Artist Desk now carries the same restrained artist-specific color highlights used by the main roster cards.
  • Each card reveals its assigned accent on hover or keyboard focus while preserving the existing black-and-white to full-color image transition.
  • The shared treatment also supports managed roster photos and profile placeholders as artist content changes.
V1.96LEASE PACKAGE PREP SHORTCUTCHECKPOINT 96
  • Beat-management cards now include a Leasing Prep action directly beside the leasing-status control.
  • The shortcut opens the purchase-content builder with the matching beat already selected instead of requiring a second search.
  • The chosen beat remains attached to the destination even when account sign-in is required first.
  • The new control follows the existing compact desktop and mobile action layout.
V1.95LOCKED SOUNDCLOUD PLAYER GEOMETRYCHECKPOINT 95
  • Artist-profile SoundCloud players now keep one fixed 16:7 outer frame regardless of track-title length.
  • The artwork column now matches the player height as a true square, giving every cover equal inset spacing and symmetrical outer edges.
  • Track titles use a slightly smaller responsive size and a three-line limit so controls, artwork, and borders stay aligned across every artist profile.
  • The centered crop, inset black artwork frame, paused grayscale, and active-play color behavior remain unchanged.
V1.94 — V1.85RELEASE SET 0510 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.94UNIVERSAL SQUARE SOUNDCLOUD ARTCHECKPOINT 94
  • Every custom SoundCloud cover is now forced into a consistent 1:1 square frame across artist profiles and the main latest feed.
  • Artwork is center-cropped with a visible inset black border so mismatched source dimensions can no longer stretch or shift the player layout.
  • The artwork remains black and white while paused and returns to full color only during active playback.
  • A project-root GPT BUILDING GUIDLINES.txt file now records the standing rules that must carry into every future checkpoint.
V1.93RELEASE VERSION + CHANGELOG SYNCCHECKPOINT 93
  • The website release marker, Projects card, health response, and package metadata now all report V1.93.
  • Shared page assets now use the V93 cache key so updated styling and scripts load as the current release.
  • The public changelog has been brought fully current and release verification now checks that version surfaces stay synchronized.
V1.92INSET SOUNDCLOUD ARTWORK FRAMECHECKPOINT 92
  • SoundCloud cover art now sits slightly inset from its player panel instead of filling the entire artwork column.
  • A thicker square black frame and subtle outer outline separate every cover from the surrounding player while keeping it centered.
  • The active-play color treatment and paused black-and-white treatment remain unchanged.
V1.91REACTIVE SOUNDCLOUD ARTWORKCHECKPOINT 91
  • SoundCloud cover art now shifts from black and white to full color only while its track is actively playing.
  • Pausing, finishing, changing tracks, or falling back to the native player restores the black-and-white artwork state.
  • Every custom SoundCloud artwork image now sits centered inside a clearly bordered frame without cropping.
V1.90CONNECTED ARTIST MENUSCHECKPOINT 90
  • Artist profile section buttons now sit directly against the managed platform links, forming one cohesive two-row menu.
  • The shared treatment applies across artist profiles with connected social or website destinations while preserving the existing spacing when no link row is available.
V1.89ARTIST PLAYER SPACING FIXCHECKPOINT 89
  • Removed the empty grid space between square SoundCloud artwork and the playback controls on artist profiles.
  • The full artwork remains visible and the player continues matching the neighboring YouTube panel on desktop and mobile.
V1.88ARTIST AUDIO LAYOUT PASSCHECKPOINT 88
  • SoundCloud artwork on every artist profile now sits inside a true square frame and displays the complete cover without cropping.
  • Artist-page SoundCloud players now match the height of the neighboring YouTube panel instead of expanding beyond it.
  • The compact mobile layout preserves the square artwork and essential playback controls inside the same media-card height.
V1.87SOUNDCLOUD PLAYBACK RECOVERYCHECKPOINT 87
  • SoundCloud controls now bind before the source frame finishes loading so the player cannot miss its ready signal and remain stuck indefinitely.
  • Managed artist-track changes now pass through one shared playback controller instead of causing overlapping iframe reloads.
  • First-click activation is retained, with a timed native-player fallback whenever SoundCloud cannot establish custom control.
V1.86ARTIST AUDIO RELIABILITY + STORE ROUTESCHECKPOINT 86
  • Artist-page SoundCloud players now rebuild their playback engine after managed links load, avoiding the dynamic iframe race that could leave controls responsive without audible playback.
  • The first SoundCloud play action now activates the track directly inside the listener’s click, while the underlying source frame remains full-sized behind the PRLX interface for broader desktop-browser compatibility.
  • The Merchandise and View Full Store actions now open the current PRLX Printify storefront.
V1.85PLAYBACK RELIABILITY + COMPACT PREVIEWSCHECKPOINT 85
  • Custom SoundCloud playback now starts directly from the listener’s click, avoiding desktop browser autoplay restrictions.
  • Connected SoundCloud cards no longer retain their empty profile placeholder above the active player.
  • Beat Leasing now uses a compact PRLX-styled preview control with play, pause, replay, elapsed time, duration, and seeking.
V1.84 — V1.75RELEASE SET 0410 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.84CUSTOM AUDIO + RESIN VIDEOCHECKPOINT 84
  • SoundCloud tracks now play through a PRLX-designed interface while SoundCloud remains the official audio source.
  • The custom player includes artwork, track and artist details, play and pause, a seek timeline, remembered volume, and direct source attribution.
  • Ms.Resin’s profile now includes a dedicated resin-art video section with a direct Facebook fallback link.
V1.83KENNYKILLR LIVE ROLECHECKPOINT 83
  • KennyKillr’s artist page now introduces him as PRLX Productions’ on-stage DJ.
  • The profile now highlights live transitions, set pacing, artist support, and the developing identity of a PRLX stage show.
  • A new DJ-focused hero image and live-role section give the page a complete presentation while managed carousel photos continue to take priority.
V1.82MANAGED LIBRARY SEARCHCHECKPOINT 82
  • Each managed audio tab now has its own filtering search bar with live result totals.
  • Beat and song searches match titles, creators, projects, tags, descriptions, filenames, and relevant audio metadata.
  • The combined feed can search both libraries at once, and bulk selection can target the currently visible results.
V1.81MANAGED PREVIEW + MOBILE FORM PASSCHECKPOINT 81
  • Desktop homepage tiles now keep their primary labels centered and reveal supporting copy only on hover or keyboard focus.
  • Managed beat and song previews now include TapeDeck-style playback timelines with elapsed and total time while the public leasing player remains unchanged.
  • Mobile commission forms now stay contained inside their cards without fields, uploads, or controls overlapping the page edge.
V1.80TAPES AUDIO CONTROLCHECKPOINT 80
  • Every beat and song in TAPES now has an authenticated play, pause, resume, and replay preview control.
  • Song editors now show the currently attached audio file and can replace it without changing the title, artwork, project, feed status, or play order.
  • Replacement files receive a new version marker so TapeDeck immediately loads the updated audio instead of a cached copy.
V1.79BULK LIBRARY CONTROLSCHECKPOINT 79
  • Managed audio lists now include selection boxes for handling multiple tracks at once.
  • Selected tracks can move together to the top, bottom, up, or down while preserving their internal order.
  • Bulk feed changes and guarded multi-item deletion reduce repetitive archive cleanup.
V1.78MULTI-TRACK RELEASE INTAKECHECKPOINT 78
  • Release tools can now accept multiple audio files under one shared artist, album or project, and cover image.
  • Selected file names become editable track titles before publishing, with clear per-file progress throughout the batch.
  • Individual beats and songs retain editable title, artist, project, tags, description, and artwork controls after upload.
V1.77CONTEXTUAL PAGE NAVIGATIONCHECKPOINT 77
  • Previous-page controls now sit directly beside the PRLX mark instead of competing with account and management controls on the opposite side.
  • Every main public, artist, product, project, playback, account, and management page now includes a clear route back to its parent destination.
  • The shared navigation treatment stays compact on mobile and preserves each page’s existing right-side status and account tools.
V1.76MANAGED ARTIST CAROUSELSCHECKPOINT 76
  • Every artist profile can now build its hero carousel directly from its managed photo collection, including profiles that originally used a placeholder.
  • Reordering, replacing, adding, or removing managed photos now updates the actual profile carousel as well as artist cards and hero imagery.
  • The profile-photo carousel is now explicitly separated from commission and artwork carousels so the correct gallery is always updated.
V1.75PLAYBACK FEED NAMINGCHECKPOINT 75
  • TapeDeck and its management views now use consistent public-facing Beat Archive terminology.
  • Playback, upload, and artist navigation labels were cleaned up without changing the protected archive experience.
V1.74 — V1.65RELEASE SET 0310 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.74MOBILE PRESENCE POSITIONCHECKPOINT 74
  • The authorized users-online readout now sits in the top-right corner on phones.
  • Desktop placement remains unchanged in the bottom-right corner.
V1.73HOMEPAGE FINISHING PASSCHECKPOINT 73
  • About / Contact / Booking now spans the full width beneath Commissions and Community.
  • The authorized users-online readout now stays tucked into the bottom-right corner.
  • Mobile homepage labels are larger and the supporting copy is easier to read while desktop typography remains unchanged.
V1.72HOMEPAGE ORDER + LIVE PRESENCECHECKPOINT 72
  • The homepage now follows a clearer paired route order, with a direct Beat Leasing destination and centered About / Contact / Booking access.
  • Authorized management views now include a live users-online total while visitor identities remain anonymous.
  • The counter tracks open site sessions without requiring clicks, typing, or other activity.
V1.71HOMEPAGE TILE TYPOGRAPHYCHECKPOINT 71
  • Primary homepage labels are larger and more immediate.
  • Supporting descriptions are smaller, softer, and tucked closer to their labels for a cleaner hierarchy.
  • The tighter spacing carries through desktop and the two-wide mobile grid.
V1.70HOMEPAGE NAVIGATION DETAILSCHECKPOINT 70
  • Homepage navigation labels now use slightly larger typography for faster scanning.
  • Every primary destination now includes a softer supporting line that explains what visitors will find inside.
  • The expanded tile copy remains compact and two-wide on mobile.
V1.69COMMUNITY NETWORK + MERCH FRAMECHECKPOINT 69
  • The PRLX Community Hub now introduces dedicated Art, Music, and Gaming rooms with distinct visual identities and creative focus.
  • Shared spaces now put Artist Hub, Share + Flip, Show Your Work, Opportunities, Events, and Hang Out at the center of the community experience.
  • Merchandise previews now use crisp black-and-white print-style framing instead of fading into the page.
V1.68NEWSROOM ALIGNMENTCHECKPOINT 68
  • The newsroom identification and Latest Edition label now align across the same horizontal top line.
  • The space between the PRLX Signal and the newsroom has been reduced by half for a tighter opening composition.
V1.67FOCUSED NAVIGATION + COMMUNITY CTACHECKPOINT 67
  • Internal page changes now open directly beneath the PRLX masthead for a cleaner first view while keeping the home mark one upward scroll away.
  • The Community call-to-action now invites visitors to step into the kitchen and get cookin’ inside the PRLX Discord.
  • Account and management navigation received another reliability and access pass.
V1.66COMPACT LAYOUT + PINNY GESTURECHECKPOINT 66
  • Public pages now begin directly beneath their headers with compact top spacing while Latest keeps its dedicated newsroom rhythm.
  • The TapeDeck archive choices use smaller Beats, Songs, and Mixer titles across desktop and mobile.
  • Pinny’s Easter egg now responds to eight page clicks in Interactive Mode followed by a brief pause.
V1.65MIXER + MOTION RELIABILITYCHECKPOINT 65
  • TapeDeck now includes a Mixer that interleaves the published beat and full-song feeds into one continuous archive.
  • The cassette reels now use resilient playback-driven motion for consistent spinning across browsers.
  • The Latest newsroom begins closer to the Signal strip for a tighter editorial layout.
V1.64 — V1.51RELEASE SET 0210 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.64VERTICAL ROSTER + TRACK PICKERCHECKPOINT 64
  • The Latest cover now presents artist cards as a seamless two-wide vertical reel using each artist’s first managed carousel image.
  • An optional custom lead image safely covers the live reel only after the replacement image loads successfully.
  • TapeDeck now includes an expandable, scrollable track list with instant title, artist, album, and tag filtering.
  • Listeners can jump directly to any available beat or song without interrupting the existing continuous-play, shuffle, loop, and volume controls.
V1.63LIVE ROSTER + ARCHIVE SYNCCHECKPOINT 63
  • The Latest cover now uses a continuously moving roster collage built from each artist’s first managed profile photo.
  • Added breathing room between the home mark and the PRLX Signal strip for a cleaner newsroom header.
  • Playback order controls now accept repeated moves without requiring a page refresh.
  • Replacement beat audio now propagates immediately to public playback and leasing previews through versioned file links.
V1.62NEWSROOM + ARCHIVE REFINEMENTCHECKPOINT 62
  • Centered the PRLX Signal within the newsroom frame and aligned the current edition with the newsroom dateline.
  • Turned the masthead desk labels into six direct navigation links, including Booking and Artists.
  • Made booking immediately visible beside the About content with a prominent Book Us action.
  • Added current-file visibility, save-a-copy downloads, and safe audio replacement inside beat management.
  • Upgraded TapeDeck shuffle with a fair cooldown rotation that avoids recently played tracks.
  • Strengthened square merchandise fades, fixed View Item contrast, and synchronized roster cards to each artist’s first managed carousel photo.
V1.61PLAYBACK + PROFILE CONTROLCHECKPOINT 61
  • TapeDeck now includes shuffle, volume control, square artwork framing, and artist-defined playback order.
  • Artist profile carousels now support managed photo replacements, crop focus, and custom ordering.
  • Merchandise cards keep their item actions aligned, and the PRLX Signal received a cross-browser motion fallback.
  • The website changelog now has a dedicated destination linked from Projects and the global version marker.
V1.60FEEDS + MERCH POLISHCHECKPOINT 60
  • Audio archive controls now separate beat and song feeds cleanly, with an optional combined view.
  • The Community landing page received tighter responsive spacing and clearer opportunity language.
  • Merchandise previews now dissolve into the page background, with redesigned item buttons for a cleaner storefront.
V1.59COMMUNITY + TAPEDECKCHECKPOINT 59
  • A dedicated Community page now introduces the PRLX Discord, collaboration spaces, opportunities, events, feedback, and project building.
  • TapeDeck adds continuous public playback for artist-selected beats or full songs, with archive looping enabled by default.
  • Products, About / Contact, Latest, and homepage navigation now use denser two-column mobile layouts.
  • The PRLX Signal ticker was rebuilt for reliable continuous motion, and the footer version now opens this changelog directly.
V1.58PRLX LATEST NEWSROOMCHECKPOINT 58
  • Latest now reads like a dedicated PRLX artist newsroom with cover stories, media, roster reporting, and studio briefs.
  • The PRLX Signal ticker provides a continuous strip for releases, artist updates, commissions, projects, opportunities, and events.
  • The lead headline and ticker can be updated from the existing public content controls.
V1.57MOBILE CATALOG DENSITYCHECKPOINT 57
  • Artist and Beat Leasing catalogs remain two tiles wide on mobile screens.
  • Responsive spacing, typography, controls, and pagination were tightened for smaller cards.
V1.52PROFILE + PLAYBACK POLISHCHECKPOINT 52
  • Artist profile destinations now support consistent YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, Instagram, Twitch, and website links.
  • Official PRLX channels, merchandise destinations, and public contact details stay synchronized across their pages.
  • Beat leasing artwork, playback controls, and responsive card behavior received another usability pass.
V1.51BEAT STOREFRONT ARTWORKCHECKPOINT 51
  • Custom beat artwork now replaces the default PRLX placeholder throughout the public leasing catalog.
  • Beat cards retain responsive artwork, audio previews, licensing tiers, and direct exclusive-rights inquiries.
  • Project history was condensed to public-facing features only.
V1.50 — V1.00–1.19RELEASE SET 017 VERSION ENTRIES
V1.50MILESTONE EDITIONCHECKPOINT 50
  • Guest-only PRLX parallax startup sequence.
  • Subtle individual artist accent colors that appear only on hover or focus.
  • Large PRLX preview cards for Discord, X, Facebook, and messaging apps.
  • Custom lost-Pinny 404 page and refined recovery navigation.
  • Full Projects changelog and responsive navigation refinements.
V1.46–1.48PINNY INTERACTIVECHECKPOINTS 46–48
  • Global Interactive Mode with randomized Pinny sounds on page clicks.
  • Compact monochrome-to-color Pinny control with persistent session behavior.
  • Transparent PRLX browser, mobile, and search icon set.
  • Transparent Pinny artwork and refined commission-card alignment.
V1.41–1.45ROSTER + COMMISSION POLISHCHECKPOINTS 41–45
  • Two-by-two commission showcase layout with artist-specific carousels.
  • Expandable “What [Artist] Offers” service panels and bottom-aligned request actions.
  • Edge-to-edge artist frames with specialty labels built into the border.
  • Voice Work sections and sample-ready spaces added to artist profiles.
  • Consistent profile navigation placement, scroll cues, roster ordering, and responsive cleanup.
V1.40REQUEST NETWORKCHECKPOINT 40
  • Eight-artist desktop roster with Ms.Resin and KennyKillr profiles.
  • Bowdak, JayKoh, BoloYung, and Ms.Resin commission destinations.
  • Label Booking flow with business contact requirements.
  • Artist-specific request categories, attachment support, and responsive form improvements.
V1.30–1.39ACCOUNTS + PRODUCTSCHECKPOINTS 30–39
  • Username-and-password accounts, protected downloads, and returning product access.
  • TableTopZ account delivery and product-version support.
  • Beat leasing preparation with storefront metadata, previews, and tiered licensing.
  • More reliable account access and returning product availability.
V1.20–1.29PRODUCT SYSTEMSCHECKPOINTS 20–29
  • Digital Products, Digital Releases, merchandise, and project routing.
  • Latest release feeds and artist-specific upload areas.
  • Expandable artist galleries, music sections, and deeper site navigation.
V1.00–1.19FOUNDATIONTHE FIRST BUILDS
  • PRLX’s black-and-white visual system, homepage navigation, and responsive page shell.
  • Artist roster, profile pages, carousels, Latest, Products, Projects, About, and Contact.
  • PRLX brand typography, image treatment, media links, and foundational routing.