Website redesign: TTI design system, per-tag SEO landing pages, and web onboarding (#1021) * Redesign device repository website with TTI design system Implements the Claude Design handoff on top of the existing Hugo pipeline, preserving all 1,369 indexed URLs and the SEO head pattern (title, meta description, canonical, OG/Twitter tags), and adding JSON-LD Product + BreadcrumbList markup. - Browse: hero with live stats, faceted filter sidebar (sensors, frequency plans, classes, IP rating, certification, codec), search, sort, tile/list view toggle — client-side over server-rendered cards - Device detail: summary card with quickfacts, sticky tabs (Overview, Specifications, LoRaWAN, Payload codec, Battery calculator, Onboarding), live decoder playground running the real vendor codec in a sandboxed worker, The Things Stack uplink envelope preview, device emulator modal posting real webhooks, battery life estimator from LoRa airtime math - New pages: /vendors/ directory and /submit/ wizard that generates schema-shaped YAML for a pull request - Go generator: loads profile YAML (MAC version, regional parameters, class B/C, EIRP), copies codec .js into page bundles and vendor logos into vendor bundles; output paths unchanged - Frontend: React/TTUI/Redux replaced with vanilla ES modules; TTI design tokens (Inter + Poppins, brand blue palette); dark theme tokens dormant - Staging environment (config/staging) sets noindex,nofollow and removes GTM; GitHub Pages workflow deploys the redesign branch as staging Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 * Disable sitemap and RSS on staging builds The staging site is noindex — publishing a sitemap would only invite crawlers to fetch pages they must then discard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 * Add Contact partner button to device and vendor pages; opt workflow into Node 24 The contact button prefills the same The Things Industries contact form as the live site (now with proper URL-encoding of device/vendor names via urlquery). Node 24 opt-in silences the runner deprecation warnings ahead of the 2026-06-16 default switch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 * Add update-a-device wizard and finish web-based onboarding (phase 1 of #1018) New /update/ page: pick any listed device (or arrive via the device page's "Suggest an edit" button), prefill the wizard from the raw vendor YAML on GitHub master, edit device info, frequency plans, firmware versions, profiles, codec and photo, and review a per-file diff before a GitHub web-flow submission checklist. Edits are spliced into the original file text using parser node ranges, so comments and formatting survive and a one-field change produces a one-line diff (a third of the vendor files would otherwise round-trip noisily). The submit wizard gains the issue's missing pieces, shared with update: a codec editor with example payloads executed in the existing Web Worker sandbox and compared like CI, local-only product photo checks (PNG, 2000x2000 max, transparent background), and validation of all generated files against schema.json compiled to standalone Ajv validators at build time. Both flows end in a step-by-step checklist of GitHub editor deep links so contributors land in one pull request without local tooling. Submit and update ship as separate webpack chunks; the base bundle no longer carries the wizard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 * Use absURL for all site links so the staging subpath resolves correctly Replace hardcoded `{{ .Site.BaseURL }}/path` concatenations — which produced double slashes under the `/lorawan-devices` subpath — and standalone `.Site.BaseURL` home links with Hugo's `absURL` idiom across templates (header, footer, breadcrumbs, single device page, submit/update/vendors). Emit Product/BreadcrumbList JSON-LD via dict+jsonify so structured-data URLs are absolute and correctly subpathed. The `/devices/` redirect comparison stays on `.Site.BaseURL` (genuine logic). Verified with `hugo --minify --baseURL https://wienke.github.io/lorawan-devices`: no double-slash or stripped-subpath URLs anywhere; JSON-LD renders clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Make the site header responsive below 700px The header becomes non-sticky on small screens; brand mark and search share the first row, nav links move to a swipeable second row, and the device tab bar pins to the viewport top. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Add one-click submit to the device wizards Wire the submit and update wizards to an optional backend that opens the pull request for the contributor (GitHub App, no contributor login), falling back to the existing manual GitHub checklist when no backend is configured (data-submit-api unset) — so the noindex staging build is behaviourally unchanged. - wizard/submit-backend.js (new): consent (name/email/CLA + optional Turnstile) → submit → PR-opened/error UI; multipart POST; graceful fallback to renderChecklist on any error or user opt-out. - lib/backend.js (new): reads data-submit-api / data-turnstile-key. - photo-check.js: getFile() so the validated PNG bytes can be sent. - submit.js: for the backend path only, fetch + splice the live vendor/index.yaml and vendor//index.yaml into FULL comment-preserving files (the manual checklist keeps its append-fragments). Prevents the bot committing a fragment that would overwrite the ~1369-entry vendor index. - update.js: same finish() branch (its files are already full text + oldText). - submit/update templates: data-submit-api/-turnstile-key + [data-backend-panel] + data-manual-only tags; app.css: backend-panel styles. Verified in-browser: the no-backend path renders the manual checklist unchanged (zero regression); the backend path renders the consent form, runs the index merge against live GitHub data, and falls back cleanly on failure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Add submit-worker scaffold and the low-touch contribution proposal workers/submit: a Cloudflare Worker that authenticates to GitHub as a GitHub App (down-scoped installation token, RS256 via WebCrypto), builds one atomic commit via the Git Data API (text blobs + base64 PNG) and opens the pull request on the contributor's behalf. The push target is configurable (PUSH_REPO vs UPSTREAM_REPO) so "develop on a fork, ship in-repo" is a one-env-var flip. Server-side guards: path safety, size caps, PNG re-check, index-fragment rejection, and a base-drift/firmware-immutability 409. Setup in README.md. Email is self-asserted in the MVP (no CLA trailer is emitted); magic-link verification is the documented next phase. doc/: the implementer-ready technical proposal this scaffold realises (bot-authored PR via GitHub App + email magic link; manual checklist as the no-backend fallback). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Hide the submit/update wizards from site navigation Remove the Submit/Update entry points from the header nav, the footer, the vendors "device maker" CTA, and the per-device "Suggest an edit" button. The /submit/ and /update/ pages still build and resolve by direct URL — they are just unlinked — so there is no SEO/redirect impact on the existing catalog. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Build the redesign in the production release workflow The redesigned site needs Hugo 0.159.2 + extended (for image resize used in og:image), but release.yml pinned 0.83.1 with extended disabled, which would fail to build the new templates. Bump to match the staging pipeline so a merge to master deploys the redesign correctly to www.thethingsnetwork.org/device-repository. Verified locally: `hugo --minify --baseURL https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/device-repository` builds clean (1,372 URLs, index,follow, GTM, canonical to the live host). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * noindex the unlinked submit/update wizard pages The wizards are removed from navigation but still resolve by direct URL; mark the /submit/ and /update/ sections noindex,nofollow so search engines don't index them in production either. The rest of the catalog is unaffected (index,follow). Note: the pages still appear in sitemap.xml — harmless since the noindex is authoritative — drop them via a custom sitemap template later if a clean Search Console is desired. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Trim device-page tools: drop battery calculator, add emulator terminal script Two device-detail-page changes (they share single.html / device.js / app.css, so they land together): - Remove the battery life calculator: the tab, the #battery panel, the estimator JS (initCalc/guessCapacity) and the now-dead estimateBatteryYears in airtime.js. loraAirtime stays (the decoder's uplink-envelope preview uses it). The battery *spec* display (badge, spec rows) is kept. - Add a "run it from your terminal" option to the device emulator: Copy-one-curl and Copy-loop-script buttons that generate a CORS-free shell script (heredoc + `curl --data @-`, frame counter via `${BODY//__FCNT__/$f_cnt}`, sleep tied to the interval) plus step-by-step instructions. This makes the emulator work against any endpoint without a backend; the live in-browser POST mode stays for CORS-friendly targets. Verified: the generated script runs clean under bash 3.2, modern bash and zsh, POSTing valid JSON with an incrementing frame counter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Add copy-paste CLI submission flow; make the emulator CLI-only Two related changes (they share single.html / app.css / the wizard templates, so they land together): Submit & update wizards — copy-paste pull-request script (the launch path): - New wizard/cli-script.js generates a self-contained `gh` script that forks the repo and opens the PR via the Git Data API (no clone), embedding the wizard's already-validated files (heredocs + base64 PNG). Two personas, one artifact: run it yourself, or email it to the maintainers to run. - renderCliPanel shows it in the success step with Copy / Download / "Email it to us" (mailto → submitEmail param, now jaime@thethingsindustries.com) plus optional name/email for a Co-authored-by trailer. Manual web checklist stays as a secondary fallback. The submit path reuses the merged-index files so the vendor index can't be corrupted. The bot/Worker path stays dormant unless the submitApi param is set. Verified: the generated script runs end-to-end under a mock gh (fork → blobs → tree[valid JSON] → commit → ref → pr create) in bash and zsh. Device emulator — remove the live in-browser (CORS) sender, keep only the copy-to-CLI script: - Drop the endpoint POST loop, activity log, status indicator, Start button and the CORS note; the modal is now purely a script generator (endpoint/interval/ payload configure the script). Button renamed "Emulate this device". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Add per-sensor-tag SEO landing pages Recreate the old per-tag landing pages on the same /tags/{slug}/ URLs: each taxonomy term now renders a rich landing page (hero, curated intro copy, faceted device list, top vendors, related tags, FAQ) plus JSON-LD (CollectionPage, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage). URLs, slugs and trailing slashes are unchanged, preserving SEO equity. - Consolidate landing + hub markup into _default/taxonomy.html, branching on .Kind; remove dead _default/term.html (a baseof define-"main" collision meant term.html never rendered). - Add curated, evergreen copy for all 123 tags (85 sensor, 13 frequency, 25 enclosure) under content/tags/{slug}/_index.md. - Group the /tags/ hub by Sensors / Frequency plans / Enclosure ratings. - Emit term-page JSON-LD in head.html (Kind == term). - generateTags: drop empty/"false" tags so devices without an IP code no longer create a junk /tags// page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) * Replace em dashes in copy with commas Drop em dashes (—) from prose across the tag landing pages, homepage, device/submit/update page copy and wizard UI strings, replacing them with commas for cleaner reading. Intentional "no data" placeholders (empty spec-table cells, empty

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