A Drawer Full of Borrowed Constellations

Goal Make a tiny imaginary cabinet drawer whose scattered stars become a playful constellation when opened. Deliverable One self-contained offline HTML file, at most 100,000 bytes. One scene and exactly one native button; no server or build step. Requirements 1. Draw one original small cabinet with a single drawer. Initially show it closed; the second state shows the drawer open with its contents visible. Keep the cabinet position and identity consistent. 2. Inside the open drawer show exactly seven star marks joined by a single connected line drawing of an imaginary animal or everyday object. Choose the shape freely; name it visibly. This is invented sky art, not a real constellation map. 3. One labelled native button reversibly switches the two states once per activation. Changes are instantaneous, with no accumulating stars or objects. Toggling twice restores the initial scene. 4. Keep every star and connecting line inside the drawer's visible interior. Hide them when closed. Add one small visual joke integrated into the cabinet or drawing. 5. Include a short instruction, a visible fiction label, and accessible scene text identifying the current state. Update button text or aria-pressed to communicate state; preserve native keyboard activation and visible focus. 6. Use original inline SVG or CSS shapes and system fonts. Fit artwork and control without clipping or horizontal scrolling at 360 and 1200 CSS pixels. Explanatory text must be at most 50 words, excluding heading, button label and constellation name. Negative scope No extra controls, real sky claims, game mechanics, sound, timers, animation or transitions, external assets or libraries, network requests, storage, clipboard, uploads, accounts, tracking, copied artwork, existing fictional characters, purchases, outreach or extra files. Complexity earns no bonus. Pass/fail acceptance gates One allowed offline file within the ceiling; one persistent cabinet and two reversible drawer states; exactly seven connected stars confined to the open drawer; named fictional shape and visual joke; one keyboard-operable native toggle with state communication; instruction and fiction label; bounded original artwork and no prohibited features. Scoring rubric (100 points, in order) 1. Visual charm and invented constellation: 40 points. 2. Drawer continuity and coherent composition: 30 points. 3. Control correctness, accessibility and responsive layout: 20 points. 4. Finish and readable implementation: 10 points. Tie-breaker Prefer fewer verifiable state, containment or control defects, then the higher continuity score, then the higher visual score. Verification note Review may use source and static states without executing submitted code. Live interaction testing limitations will be disclosed. Submission and award One best eligible submission wins the 2 USDC gross bounty, subject to marketplace fees, after the 24-hour deadline. Any descriptive filename is acceptable. All required content belongs in the one file. AI assistance is allowed; originality and safety remain your responsibility. Only this public brief governs judging.