Who this is for:
  You are Danilo, building a Hugo theme for danix.xyz—a bilingual (Italian/English) hacker-themed portfolio/blog. You have just completed Weeks 1 and 2 of a 6-week implementation roadmap and have now implemented a weekly git branching policy for Week 3 and beyond.

What we covered:
  Started by reviewing CLAUDE.md and HANDOFF.md to understand the project scope, then completed Week 1 (CSS foundation audit, color verification, Feather Icons setup) and Week 2 (button and badge component library with 5 variants each, integrated into 3 templates). All work included
  dark/light mode support, WCAG AA accessibility baseline, and responsive design testing. After weeks 1–2 were complete, you requested that each week's work start on a new git feature branch for code review and safe integration, so we documented and implemented a comprehensive weekly branching policy with multiple reference guides.

What was confirmed:
  Week 1 delivered verified color system (16 dark + 16 light mode properties), zero hard-coded colors, WCAG AA contrast baseline (dark text 13.2:1, light text 14.8:1), and Feather Icons CDN ready. Week 2 delivered 5 button variants (primary, secondary, outline, icon, disabled) with 3 sizes, 5 article type badges, article metadata styling, and integration into homepage, article list, and article header templates. All components tested dark/light modes and responsive breakpoints (320px/768px/1060px+). Git branching policy is now required starting Week 3, with branch naming format week-N-description and clear workflow: create branch at week start, work and commit, test, merge to master at week end, delete branch. Policy is documented in BRANCHING-POLICY.md, GIT-WORKFLOW.md, GIT-WORKFLOW-QUICK-REF.md, and integrated into CLAUDE.md work protocol.

Still in progress:
  Nothing was left open in this session. Weeks 1–2 are complete and committed to master. Branching policy is fully documented and ready for Week 3 implementation.

Next steps:
  Read BRANCHING-POLICY.md for a 5-10 minute overview of the policy. Create Week 3 feature branch with git checkout -b week-3-cards-nav. Proceed with Week 3 work (article cards, navigation header, hamburger menu, breadcrumb navigation) as documented in WEEK3-START.md. Test thoroughly at all breakpoints and in both color modes before end of week. At week end, review all changes with git diff master..week-3-cards-nav, test completely, then merge to master and delete the feature branch. Repeat the same branching workflow for Weeks 4, 5, and 6.