- Banner editor in store edit: color swatches + custom color picker, or
image/GIF upload with a 1600x500 dimension hint. Renders the chosen banner
(image cover / solid color) on the public seller page, falling back to the
default gradient.
- Sellers list: drop the desktop name overlay (match mobile, image-only tiles).
- Seller page mobile header: chat moved top-left under the banner, search+filter
beside the follow button, followers/product counts removed (rating kept),
compacted so products fill more of the screen, circular logo, thinner action row.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Most browsers (everything but Safari/WebKit) can't decode HEIC in <img> or
canvas, so picking an iPhone HEIC photo broke the preview and the crop editor,
and could reach the backend in a format it couldn't process. Convert HEIC/HEIF
to JPEG right after selection via heic2any (dynamically imported, browser-only).
- new util app/utils/convert-heic.ts: isHeic() detection (MIME or extension
when iOS reports no type) + convertHeicToJpeg()/convertHeicFiles(); never
throws — falls back to the original file on failure.
- wired into the product image picker (store.add.manual) and the store
logo picker (StoreForm).
- adds heic2any dependency.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The crop canvas was sized to cropArea.width/height, which are the editor's
on-screen (CSS) pixels — a few hundred px. Phone photos were therefore
downscaled to that size before upload, so cropped product images came out
blurry (most visibly on iPhone, whose source photos are large).
Size the canvas to the crop region in the source image's native pixels
(adjustedCropWidth/Height, already computed) and draw 1:1. Bumped JPEG
quality 0.9 -> 0.92. The backend still caps the final image to 1600px webp,
so output size stays bounded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
