Drexubery/ViewCrafter
A contact sheet in motion: a wordmark and four badges up top, then ruled grids where a still photo, a tiny camera path and a moving render sit side by side.
Checked against the rendered page. Selection note calls the image grids Markdown tables but they are raw HTML <table>s, whose class=center and header-row style GitHub strips (grids render left-aligned, header not bold); header typo 'trajecotry'; mixed date formats; BibTeX still cites arXiv; dark-theme look of the opaque logo is inferred.
Why it is here
Markdown tables used as image grids (reference, trajectory, output) give an orderly results gallery, and the model-zoo table lists memory, time and checkpoint links in one place, though the italic title repeated above the logo is slightly redundant.
Overview
Header Block
Badge Colors
Section Outline
Guidelines
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