Build notes from the bench.
A better Atomency needs visible production progress: performance work, classroom features, chemistry scope notes, and design decisions written plainly.
Current direction
Less calculator. More lab tool. Faster molecular builder. Clearer teacher surfaces.
Performance
Keep drag and bond feedback light. Prefer CSS or GPU-friendly animation for repeated visual motion. Avoid rebuilding big SVG layers during pointer movement.
Product
Move the platform toward teacher-ready activities, model checks, and guided observation instead of answer-only tools.
Design
Make the site feel specific to chemistry and classrooms: molecular models, lab evidence, teacher trust, and student explanations.