The repo now uses docs/brand/ for logo assets and docs/media/ for stable GitHub-friendly image names.
The raw PROJECT PICTUERS folder can stay local as the source capture folder, but the README should reference only files from docs/media/.
homeii-flow-preview.gifdocs/brand/homeii-flow-logo.svghero-main-light.pnghistory-light.pngstudio.pngqueue.pnglibrary.pngplayers.pngactions.pngannouncement.pnglyrics.pngsettings.pngtablet.pngmobile-1.jpgthroughmobile-7.jpg
- The README should reference only
docs/brand/anddocs/media/image assets. - The README should include the My Home Assistant HACS repository button:
https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/hacs_repository/?owner=r11a&repository=homeii-music-flow&category=plugin - The README should include an HACS install/download link:
https://www.hacs.xyz/docs/use/download/download/ - The README should explain that the HACS UI calls this repository type
Dashboard, while the HACS backend/my-link category isplugin. - The README should mention that
dist/includeshomeii-music-flow.js,sendspin-js/,vendor/embla-carousel.umd.js, andhomeii-flow-logo.svg. - The README should include Music Assistant and Sendspin credits.
- A real short screen-recording GIF of queue search and player switching
- A real short screen-recording GIF of theme switching
- A screenshot of the Home Assistant visual editor if it differs from the in-card settings UI
- A clean before/after comparison against a simple default media card
- real artwork
- now-playing title and artist
- primary transport controls
- progress and volume visible
- premium spacing and color treatment
- the compact card inside a real Lovelace dashboard
- proof that it stays elegant when embedded with other cards
- open queue
- scroll queue
- search queue or library
- switch player
- transfer queue or select a new target player
Keep it short, ideally 8 to 15 seconds.
- switch between light and dark
- show that contrast, artwork, and controls stay polished
- built-in editor UI
- a few meaningful options visible
- enough context to prove this is configurable without YAML-only friction
- Hebrew labels
- RTL layout alignment
- controls still readable and balanced
- Use real artwork, not placeholders
- Avoid cluttered dashboards in screenshots
- Prefer narrow mobile aspect for the hero
- Keep one consistent theme language across captures
- Hide personal or device-sensitive information
- Crop tightly enough to feel intentional, but not so tight that context disappears
The README currently places the assets in this order:
- preview GIF
- main now-playing screenshot
- studio / players / queue
- library / actions / settings
- lyrics / announcements / tablet
- mobile details
- short architecture diagram
- release badge and HACS badge after publishing flow is finalized