What was done

Sam asked for a full-width, slow-moving 'stock ticker' style website element that scrolls the firm's case results, with the biggest result appearing first and lazy-loading behavior.

Delivered a single standalone HTML file with three distinct mockups, all sharing one ticker engine:

• Mockup 1 — Classic Ticker: Wall-Street style, dark Aguiar Blue bar, monospace tabular amounts, green up-arrows, case type as the 'symbol'. Slowest scroll (90s).
• Mockup 2 — Premium Big Board: On-brand, large orange numerals on a deep-blue board, glowing orange top hairline, chip dividers, taller. 80s scroll.
• Mockup 3 — Minimal Inline Strip: Thin bar with pinned 'Recent Results' label, compact $ figures ($14.0M). 70s scroll. Designed to sit under a hero.

Engine behavior: descending sort so the largest verdict ($14M Insurance Dispute) always leads; seamless loop (duplicated track + translateX -50%); pause on hover/keyboard-focus; animation paused until scrolled into view via IntersectionObserver (true lazy start); prefers-reduced-motion falls back to a quiet scrollable strip; edge fade masks.

Data source: Live results pulled from https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com/about-us/our-results/ (the /results/ path 404s; correct URL is /about-us/our-results/). Top of board: $14M, $12M, $6.8M, $6.25M x2, $6.1M, $6.025M, $6M x3, descending through 30 results in the file (198 total exist on the page).

Brand compliance: Aguiar Blue #0B212D, Aguiar Orange #D97706 (accent/text only, never as a flat background fill except the small label pill), Poppins, includes the required 'Past results do not guarantee future outcomes' disclaimer. 'Real Clients. Real Results.' approved phrasing used.

Deliverable

• /Users/samaguiar/case-results-ticker-mockups.html (open in browser to see all three with live motion at true full width).

Why the session ended

Complete — mockups delivered for Sam's review. Awaiting his pick before any production build/deploy.

Recommended next actions (Sam's call)

1. Pick a winning variant (or a blend).
2. Convert the chosen mockup into a reusable SA element + register it in the SA Element Registry, and wire it to pull results live (WP REST or the results data feed) instead of the hardcoded array, so it self-updates.
3. Deploy to a chosen page via wp-content-deployer after pre-publish-qa. No home-page placement without Sam's explicit OK.

Handoff notes for next agent

The HTML is self-contained and uses placeholder data baked into a RESULTS array; production should source from the live results endpoint and keep descending sort. The inline visualize/show_widget renderer was intentionally not used because it forces a neutral claude.ai aesthetic (no dark bg, no brand orange-on-dark, no uppercase) that misrepresents the branded element — the standalone HTML is the accurate preview. Consider capturing the final element as a sa-* component skill once a variant is approved so it isn't rebuilt from scratch.

Self-audit