First of the 3 legacy hand-coded PDPs migrated, now that Products.layout/
ProductBlocks.tsx exist. "Die Pause." got real final copy this session
(product doc's layout populated directly in Payload: hero body, a "So
einfach ist eine Pause" 3-step section, product facts as a pill list, a
Björn-quote contrast line, closing copy, pricing panel) — good first
candidate since its own page was still just a provisional scaffold.
Hero.tsx/Pricing.tsx in ./components are now dead code, left for a
follow-up cleanup pass rather than deleted here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013Eg6h91yngXmSnM51wxXM8
Backend dropped the plain-text description field in favor of a single
richText one (see docker/payload commit 1ba8d07). Renders formatted
(bold/italic/multiple paragraphs) via the shared RichText component on
the PDP (der-eine, tasse-die-pause); everywhere else (Passend-dazu cards,
Product JSON-LD, homepage spotlight fallback) derives plain text at read
time via a new extractPlainText() helper instead of a second field.
Removes the description line from cart line items entirely — it only
bloated the cart with no real benefit there.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J1Hu5bZ1kZUgKhab6yNwCt
The period is part of the brand name (see Footer.tsx's own comment on
the two-tone logo treatment) — fixed every place it was cleanly
appendable (string/heading endings, or before a dash, matching the
existing precedent in VertragspartnerBlock.tsx). Left the handful of
genuinely awkward mid-sentence spots alone (separable-verb endings,
"einfach produktiv-Konto" hyphenated compounds) rather than force a
period that breaks the sentence — flagging those separately.
Also: Über-mich's checklist now uses the same brand checkmark as
/lebensuhr and /7-tage-klarheits-check instead of plain bullets.
/der-alltagsstift mirrors the todo-cards pattern (Hero/HowItWorks/
Focus/Pricing) — renamed from "Der Eine" for brand-tonality reasons,
copy grounded in visually-verified product facts only.
/tasse-die-pause is a deliberately minimal Hero+Pricing scaffold —
naming/design concept for that product is still undecided, so the
headline reads product.name live from Payload instead of a hardcoded
tagline.
Marco