Gorglith Wagon Wizard

The docker100-gorglith folder contains an HTML experience titled Gorglith, set around a wagon journey in Lancashire in 1256. The inspected page presents an eight step wizard, a schematic route map, and configurable display settings. Its historical framing gives the interface a setting, while the visible controls suggest a record that visitors build as they move through the journey.

The page lists options for creating a record, saving to the browser, exporting text or JSON, exporting a route map as SVG, and printing. It also offers step navigation, a hazard regeneration action, and configuration controls. These features were observed in the source page text. Their runtime behavior was not tested for this report, so this overview does not claim successful saving or export.

The source includes an anchor bar of historical statements. Those statements were not researched during this content run. They should be treated as part of the experience's framing until checked against historical references. The map itself is described as schematic rather than a survey, which helps set expectations about its purpose.

For visitors, the appeal is an interactive record shaped by a journey and a historical setting. A future release review could verify all eight steps, persistence, export integrity, and the relationship between form choices and the route map. That would connect the promise of the interface to demonstrated behavior. This page introduces the observed experience and its limits, then provides the same Back, Forward, and Index navigation used throughout the first batch of the Vistamations workspace collection.