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League Table

A weekly leaderboard with its stakes drawn in: a green line under the places that move up, a red line over the ones that move down, your row raised, and rows that slide into a new order as points change.

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Written for the variant you picked above: Light

Build a weekly league leaderboard in a bright, chunky, friendly style: Nunito, ink #4b4b4b, grey #e5e5e5 for rules. A header row with a 46×50 shield badge (coral #ff7a59 with a 3px darker outline and a white star), the league name at 22px 800 and 'Top 3 advance to the next league' in grey, and a coral clock with '3 days' on the right, all over a 2px grey rule. Below, an ordered list of 64px rows (grid: rank, 44px initials avatar in a colour derived from the name, name, XP right-aligned with tabular numbers). Ranks 1–3 sit in 30px medal circles (gold #ffc800, silver #b9c7d0, bronze #e0915a, each with a 2px darker lip and white numbers); other ranks are plain numbers, green #58cc02 inside the promotion zone and red #ff4b4b inside the demotion zone. After the last promoted place, a divider of two faint green rules around an up arrow and 'PROMOTION ZONE' (13px 800 uppercase, wide tracking); before the demoted places, the same in red with a down arrow and 'DEMOTION ZONE'. Your row has 14px corners, a pale blue #ddf4ff fill, a 2px #84d8ff border and a 3px solid lip, with '(you)' after the name. When your rank changes, a small green ▲2 or red ▼1 chip pops beside your name for 2.6 seconds. Selected variant — Light (light): Light theme: page #ffffff, ink #4b4b4b, muted #777777, rules #e5e5e5, row hover #f7f7f7, your row #ddf4ff with border and lip #84d8ff, promotion green #58cc02, demotion red #ff4b4b, badge coral #ff7a59 outlined #d95f3f. This selection takes precedence over references to other themes or options in the general brief. Implement this selected appearance; do not add a variant picker or alternative appearances unless requested. Implementation requirements: Use React and TypeScript. Keep the component self-contained, with uniquely scoped CSS and no animation libraries. Include required imports, styles and font setup in the result. Interaction: Pass new rows and the table re-sorts by XP (ties by name). Rows animate to their new positions; a polite live region says 'You moved up to 2nd place.' and onRankChange reports the new and previous rank. The demo's '+40 XP' button feeds it. Motion: Reordering uses FLIP on offsetTop (unaffected by running transforms): each row slides from its last position over 520ms with cubic-bezier(.2,.8,.2,1). The rank chip pops with a slight overshoot. Reduced motion re-sorts without sliding or popping. Accessibility: A section labelled with the league name and an ordered list in rank order; your row has aria-current. Each row carries hidden text with its ordinal place and zone, so the coloured dividers (aria-hidden) are not the only signal. Rank changes are announced politely. Responsive behavior: Under 26rem the avatars and gaps shrink, the days counter moves under the title, and long names truncate with an ellipsis. Touch: Read-only; nothing depends on hover. Preserve keyboard access, visible focus and reduced-motion behavior. Keep fictional demo data and simulated service calls in a separate usage example; expose callbacks for real actions and recover from rejected requests. Keep usage-example links inside the demo: use local buttons or prevent navigation. Demonstration links must not navigate to Vitrine routes or open other pages; preserve real URL support in the reusable component itself. Verify the result at narrow and wide viewport sizes, with keyboard input and reduced motion enabled.

Notes

Interaction
Pass new rows and the table re-sorts by XP (ties by name). Rows animate to their new positions; a polite live region says 'You moved up to 2nd place.' and onRankChange reports the new and previous rank. The demo's '+40 XP' button feeds it.
Motion
Reordering uses FLIP on offsetTop (unaffected by running transforms): each row slides from its last position over 520ms with cubic-bezier(.2,.8,.2,1). The rank chip pops with a slight overshoot. Reduced motion re-sorts without sliding or popping.
Accessibility
A section labelled with the league name and an ordered list in rank order; your row has aria-current. Each row carries hidden text with its ordinal place and zone, so the coloured dividers (aria-hidden) are not the only signal. Rank changes are announced politely.
Responsive
Under 26rem the avatars and gaps shrink, the days counter moves under the title, and long names truncate with an ellipsis.
On touch
Read-only; nothing depends on hover.

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