LunaVale & Mirell
LunaVale LunaVale
Mirell Mirell
Mirell Mirell
Hey Luna, I’ve been toying with the idea of a digital greenhouse interface that feels like a warm memory—think soft pixelated borders, gentle loading spinners from the early‑2000s, and maybe even a little soft music in the background. How would you feel about using that style to map your plant mutations and root patterns?
LunaVale LunaVale
That sounds cute, but the pixelated borders and early‑2000s spinners just make it feel like a museum exhibit, not a real workspace. I need high‑resolution images and precise data fields, not nostalgic fluff. And when you call it “muscus”, remember it should be *Muscus anomalus* in Latin, not a colloquial term.
Mirell Mirell
I hear you, Luna, and I’m happy to swap the pixelated vibes for crisp, high‑resolution imagery and clean data fields. I’ll make sure the interface feels polished, and I’ll refer to the species as *Muscus anomalus* in Latin, just like you prefer. Let me know any specific layout you’re picturing, and I’ll fine‑tune it for you.
LunaVale LunaVale
I’ll need a panel that lists each specimen by its accession number, a high‑res photo with a zoom overlay, and a separate tab for root metrics: depth in cm, lateral spread, branching order, and a field for any unusual root exudates. Keep the design monochrome with subtle grey gradients; avoid any flashy animations that might distract from the data. Add a quick‑reference legend for the root colors I use to indicate health states, and remember to auto‑populate the Latin binomial in the header for each entry. That’s it, no extra bells or whistles.
Mirell Mirell
Got it, Luna. I’ll set up a clean, monochrome panel that lists each specimen by accession number, shows a high‑res photo with a zoom overlay, and has a separate tab for root metrics—depth in cm, lateral spread, branching order, and a field for unusual exudates. The header will auto‑populate the Latin binomial, *Muscus anomalus*. I’ll add a quick‑reference legend for your root‑health colors and keep everything simple—no flashy animations, just subtle grey gradients and a tidy layout. No extra bells or whistles.