Added three new dashboard pages to the ShieldOps cybersecurity template, extending monitoring and reporting capabilities. These pages integrate seamlessly with the existing Next.js architecture and follow the established design system. New pages include enhanced data visualization and control surfaces for security operations workflows. All components are fully responsive and accessible. Update via your package manager to access the new pages in your dashboard layout.

Fixed touch target sizing on ManageCookiesButton and te-top-banner to meet WCAG SC 2.5.8 standards (minimum 24×24 CSS pixels). This ensures better usability on touch devices and improves accessibility audit readiness across the ShieldOps template.

Internal tooling: updated CI workflow configuration. No changes to the template or its functionality.

Licence model updated to unlimited-projects. No changes to template functionality or dependencies.

Documentation: added four universal buyer-docs to the storefront docs surface. These reference materials are now available to help you navigate template configuration and deployment patterns.

Documentation: Added canonical Security Headers installation guide covering host-config setup and static-export deployment patterns. Reference material for security header configuration in production environments.

**Fixed:** Removed frame-blocking headers that prevented the demo from being embedded in iframes. This allows you to showcase the ShieldOps template in documentation, presentations, and third-party platforms without CORS/framing restrictions. No migration needed — update and deploy.

Added `TopDemoBanner` component with sticky-top positioning for demo environments. This new element anchors to the viewport top, ideal for conversion-focused messaging during product walkthroughs. The component integrates seamlessly with the existing ShieldOps cybersecurity template and respects your layout hierarchy. Use it to highlight trial signups, feature callouts, or time-sensitive offers without disrupting the core UI flow.

Fixed release packaging to ensure the Documentation route is correctly included in distribution archives. This resolves an issue where the /docs endpoint was missing from shipped builds due to incorrect zip-exclude configuration.

Internal maintenance: refreshed QG-Report PDF with backfilled audit data to ensure compliance documentation accuracy. No changes to template functionality or dependencies.

Packaging hygiene: excluded documentation artifacts (AGENTS.md, docs folder, Word documents) and included QG PDF in the release bundle. Reduces package size and clarifies distribution contents. No functional changes.

**Fixed:** useCountUp hook now renders with correct initial value during server-side rendering, eliminating hydration mismatches in Next.js apps. This resolves visual flicker and console warnings when the component mounts on the client.

Fixed input element labeling across the ShieldOps cybersecurity template to ensure all form controls carry proper `<label>` associations. This resolves WCAG 2.1 Level A violations and improves screen reader navigation. Also cleaned up a stale `PREMIUM_AUDIT` entry in the audit registry that was causing false positives in compliance checks. These changes strengthen accessibility compliance without requiring migration or configuration changes.

Documentation and dependency hygiene: migrated from Framer Motion to Motion (motion/react) package for improved maintainability. Dashboard page examples reorganized into component documentation. No breaking changes or feature updates.

Layout & linting housekeeping: removed unused mx-auto max-w-Nxl wrapper from dashboard component and cleaned up unnecessary eslint-disable comment. No functional changes.

Security and reliability hardening. Update recommended.

Documentation and code quality: synced primitive JSDoc annotations from UI00-BASE and applied eslint comment cleanup across the codebase. Internal housekeeping with no impact on component APIs or runtime behaviour.

Fixed race condition and timing edge cases in UI00-BASE integration (#109). Addressed delayMs=0 handling and improved component teardown logic to prevent state leaks. These are internal stability improvements with no API changes.

Internal sync: aligned RevealOnScroll component `as` prop and useIsMobile singleton implementation with UI00-BASE. No breaking changes or new features in this release.

Replaced magic-number min-height values in below-fold sections with per-section Skeleton loading placeholders (#96). This eliminates layout shift during content load and provides clearer visual feedback to end users about what's loading. Skeleton heights now match their corresponding content sections, reducing cumulative layout shift (CLS) and improving perceived performance.

Internal: renamed Skeleton.tsx to skeleton.tsx to align with project naming conventions. No functional changes.

Dependency management: added pnpm.overrides configuration for ws and brace-expansion@5.x to ensure consistent transitive dependency resolution across the project. No functional changes.

Backported form primitives from UI00-BASE PR #94, bringing refined input, select, checkbox, and radio components to ShieldOps. These primitives align with the base design system and provide better accessibility out of the box, improved keyboard navigation, and consistent styling across form interactions. No breaking changes. Existing forms continue to work; new projects can adopt the updated primitives for better consistency with the broader Template Empire ecosystem.

Added a production-ready `Skeleton` component for dashboard loading patterns. Includes a pre-built `loading.tsx` template that integrates with Next.js streaming and Suspense boundaries. New design token `--border-subtle` provides refined border styling for skeleton placeholders and other low-contrast UI elements. This token pairs with existing color variables for consistent theming across light and dark modes. Use the skeleton component to scaffold data-heavy dashboards while async operations complete—improves perceived performance and user experience during initial page load.

Added root `opengraph-image.tsx` powered by `next/og` with brand-aware composition. Social shares and link previews now render with consistent, branded imagery automatically. The implementation leverages Next.js native OG image generation for zero runtime overhead and seamless integration with your existing metadata pipeline. No configuration required — OpenGraph images are generated on-demand and cached by Next.js.

Design token hygiene: added `--border-strong` alias for te-banner component. Ensures consistent border styling across the ShieldOps cybersecurity template and improves token naming clarity for future customizations.

Improved numeric and monospace rendering across the template. **Changes:** - Applied tabular numerics (`font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums`) to body text for better alignment in data-heavy layouts and financial displays - Enabled slashed-zero (`font-variant-numeric: slashed-zero`) on monospace surfaces to reduce confusion between zero and the letter O in code blocks and terminal-style components These adjustments enhance readability in security dashboards, logs, and tabular data—common patterns in ShieldOps workflows.

Fixed critical accessibility gaps in the mobile navigation menu: - **aria-controls**: Menu button now properly announces its controlled element - **Inert background**: Page content behind open menu is now inert, preventing accidental interaction - **Focus return**: Keyboard focus correctly returns to the menu trigger when closed - **Landmark labeling**: Navigation landmark now has explicit label for screen reader clarity These changes improve keyboard navigation and screen reader experience, particularly on mobile devices. No breaking changes.

Resolved a desktop Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) regression in the hero card component (#91). This fix eliminates unexpected layout movement during page load on desktop viewports, improving perceived stability and Core Web Vitals performance. No breaking changes. Update at your convenience.

Documentation: added DEMO_BANNER.md reference guide for the te-banner.tsx component. This clarifies banner configuration and usage patterns for developers integrating the demo banner into their layouts.

Documentation: Added Copilot and Codex bot instructions to enforce Renovate dependency management canon (#88). This improves consistency in automated dependency updates across the project but requires no action from users.

Internal maintenance: backported family consistency updates from UI04 template suite. This release contains no breaking changes or new features — update at your convenience for codebase alignment with the broader Template Empire ecosystem.

Fixed a hydration mismatch that occurred during page transitions. This resolves console warnings and potential layout shifts when navigating between routes in the ShieldOps template. **Changes:** Update via npm or your package manager to receive this stability improvement.

Refactored entry animations to CSS-first approach (Phase 1+2 backport from UI04). This shift eliminates JavaScript animation overhead, reducing jank on lower-end devices and improving Time to Interactive metrics. No API changes. Animations remain visually identical; the underlying implementation is now more efficient and easier to customize via CSS variables. Recommended for teams prioritizing Core Web Vitals or targeting diverse device capabilities.

CI infrastructure: bumped Node.js from 20 to 22 to unblock pnpm 11 compatibility. No changes to template functionality or dependencies affecting your builds.

**Fixes:** - **Sibling-drift (P1)**: Resolved component state synchronization issue affecting multi-instance layouts. This was causing unexpected visual misalignment in certain responsive breakpoints. - **Demo bypass button**: Corrected interaction flow in demo mode to prevent unintended navigation. - **Brand mention**: Updated product attribution in footer and metadata. No migration required. Update at your convenience.

**Hotfix:** Resolved P1 sibling-drift surfaces introduced in v1.3.0 (PR #79). Three component rendering paths now correctly gate state propagation to prevent unintended cascade updates across related UI elements. No migration required—update at your convenience.

CI hygiene: pinned renovatebot/github-action to v46.1.14 for deterministic dependency updates. No template changes.

CI hygiene: bumped renovatebot/github-action v40 → v46. The v40 tag became unresolvable, causing scheduled Renovate runs to fail with 404 errors. This update restores reliable dependency update automation without affecting template functionality or buyer workflows.

Tooling: removed .github/dependabot.yml to consolidate dependency management under Renovate as the single source of truth for automated updates. No changes to functionality or dependencies.

Dependency update: lucide-react bumped from 0.563.0 to 1.16.0. This brings the latest icon set and performance improvements from the lucide library. No template API changes or migration steps required.

Internal consistency pass: resolved sibling-drift issues identified in Phase 2 review. No breaking changes or new features. Update recommended for optimal template stability.

Internal maintenance release. Completed Phase 2 propagation sweep and centralised IS_TE_DEMO configuration across the codebase. No changes to public APIs, components, or runtime behaviour. Update at your convenience.

Internal consistency update: propagated v1.2.28 component patterns across 15+ sibling surfaces in the ShieldOps cybersecurity template. No breaking changes or new features. Update recommended for consistency with the broader codebase.

Security and reliability hardening. Update recommended.

**Security:** Fixed AWS region leak in GDPR page that could expose infrastructure details. Removed unused SITE_CONFIG import to reduce bundle surface. This is a recommended update for all deployments, particularly those handling sensitive compliance documentation.

Fixed P0 issues from our premium audit sweep: - **Visible placeholders**: Removed stray placeholder text that appeared in metric cards and dashboard sections under certain viewport conditions. - **Metric consistency**: Standardized number formatting and unit display across all dashboard widgets to eliminate visual discrepancies. These fixes improve the polish of the ShieldOps dashboard, particularly in audit and compliance views where precision matters.

**Focus Visible on Access Page Search Input** Fixed WCAG SC 2.4.7 compliance on the access page search input. Keyboard users now see a clear focus indicator when tabbing through the form, improving navigation clarity and audit readiness. No breaking changes. Update at your convenience.

Dependency maintenance: updated archiver (dev dependency) from 7.0.1 to 8.0.0. This is a build tooling update with no changes to the template runtime or exported components.

Dependency management: inherited Renovate configuration from organization settings and aligned Dependabot to weekly schedule. No functional changes to the template or UI components.

Fixed placeholder string handling across the ShieldOps cybersecurity template. All [CUSTOMISE] markers now properly resolve during initial setup, eliminating manual find-and-replace steps. Eager-mount sections now load correctly on first render, ensuring consistent component initialization. These changes streamline the onboarding experience for new projects without requiring any action from existing installations.

Internal: ported DemoBanner pattern from UI00-BASE to standardize live-demo gating across the template suite. No changes to production components or buyer-facing APIs.

Fixed duplicate site name suffix in page metadata (og:site_name, title tags). This resolves redundant text appearing in social previews and browser tabs for the ShieldOps template.

Security and reliability hardening. Update recommended.

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Initial release of the Aegis Cybersecurity kit, a complete, production-ready theme built on a current Next.js foundation. - Full set of polished pages with motion and scroll-driven animations - Respects reduced-motion preferences for accessible playback - Tuned for strong SEO and performance out of the box - Built-in licence validation