Devlog #4: The “Ultimate AI Budget Suite” What’s up, Hackers, We are back for devlog four… or five? Honestly, time is an illusion when you are drowning in CSS selectors and coordinate math. After shipping my last update, I realized the original interface was looking a little too much like an old-school Excel sheet designed by a hyperactive accountant.So, I locked myself in a room, drank too much caffeine, and completely rebuilt the core architecture. Here’s what just got pushed to the code repository: 1. The Cyberpunk Glow-Up (New CSS) The old bright-teal background is officially dead. I buried it. In its place is a sleek, premium, slate-dark theme with glowing neon accents (#38bdf8 and #2563eb). It now looks like a high-tech terminal instead of a playground calculator.Every single layout color property has been rewritten to make things highly readable under the cover of night.Cards now feature a solid, premium slate background (#1e293b) with distinct glowing progress bars that dynamically transition. 2. Multi-Goal Tracking & Canvas Graph You are no longer forced to track one singular dream at a time. The board now operates on a master grid system (.wishlist-container), letting you save for a gaming console, a mechanical keyboard, and a questionable amount of energy drinks simultaneously.Dynamic Coordinate Canvas: I rewrote the HTML5 Canvas calculation logic. It dynamically maps out custom trajectory paths for each card, rendering a glowing neon area chart with smooth gradient fills (rgba(56, 189, 248, 0.1)) that trace exact target dates. The “Log Week” Loop: Users can click + Log This Week’s Savings on any individual card to append their weekly savings directly to that target’s local storage state, instantly shifting the visual graph trajectory forward.