You are picking up 11.fish, a site that shows 11 fish a different way on every load. Below is its /found page (11 fish, found) as data, read at 2026-11-03T15:25:28.125Z. The page says of itself: Places where 11 fish were already there, and a fish made at 11:11.

Rules of the house:
- Free numbers are 1, 1.1, 11, 111 and 1111. A frame is lit for 1.1 s, a reel runs 12.1 s, a period is 11.11 minutes.
- Nothing personal is kept: no names, places, addresses or network details.
- Every output can be taken in as a page, as text (/found.txt), as data (/found.json), as timed captions (/found.vtt), read aloud (/found.mp3, made once per wording by a model and kept) and as this prompt (/found.prompt); sound, video, braille and touch where they fit. Assistants read the same pages as tools and resources over MCP at POST https://11.fish/mcp.
- Accessibility first: one main heading, headings in order, a skip link, a name on every control, picture, field and table, and a polite status line for anything that changes.
- Plain words, short sentences, no decoration that carries no meaning.
- Source: https://github.com/ccorliss/11.fish (src/body.js); every push runs npm test, which gates the deploy, so a change that breaks a check does not go live.
- What changed and why, one line per step: https://github.com/ccorliss/11.fish/blob/main/ITERATIONS.md; the whole-site hand-off prompt and what comes next: https://github.com/ccorliss/11.fish/blob/main/PROMPT.md.

Your task: give the next version of what this page puts out, at least as good as this one. Keep what holds, fix what fails or is missing, and end with one line saying what you changed and why.

The page as data:
{"frames":11,"found":9,"open":2,"waiting":0,"roles":{"finder":"anyone, by proposing a link, its name and where the 11 is","steward":"a founding member, who accepts or declines"},"entries":[{"frame":1,"name":"makea.fish","short":"makea.fish","url":"https://weepingwitch.github.io/maf.html","what":"A page that draws a fish only while its clock reads 11:11, morning or night. At any other minute it says come back at 11:11. On 11 November it hands over the pen and you draw your own.","eleven":"11:11 twice a day, 11/11 once a year"},{"frame":2,"name":"11 Fish","short":"crochet","url":"https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/11-fish","what":"A crochet pattern by Oriibu: one fish, worked in the round, from Amigurumi Collection Vol. 4 (Japan, 2005).","eleven":"its name"},{"frame":3,"name":"The largest freshwater fish in the world","short":"Treehugger","url":"https://www.treehugger.com/largest-freshwater-fish-in-the-world-4869287","what":"Treehugger's list of the largest fish in rivers and lakes.","eleven":"the length of the list"},{"frame":4,"name":"11 giant freshwater fish","short":"Field & Stream","url":"https://fieldandstream.com/stories/fishing/freshwater-fishing/giant-freshwater-fish-that-youve-probably-never-heard-of-before","what":"Field & Stream's eleven, from the Mekong giant catfish to the taimen.","eleven":"the length of the list"},{"frame":5,"name":"Eleven Fish","short":"Raffael","url":"https://www.clevelandart.org/art/1984.49","what":"Joseph Raffael, 1978: eleven koi in green water, oil on canvas, 121.9 by 213.3 cm, in the Cleveland Museum of Art (1984.49).","eleven":"the koi, on a canvas 121.9 cm tall"},{"frame":6,"name":"Salmon Day, 11 November","short":"鮭 11/11","url":"https://bestcalendar.jp/dates/kinenbi/4669","what":"A day for salmon in Japan, named by Murakami City in 1987 and certified in 2003. The right half of 鮭, the character for salmon, is 圭, which reads as 十一十一: eleven, eleven. The fish this site prices is a salmon.","eleven":"written into the word, twice"},{"frame":7,"name":"John 21:11","short":"John 21:11","url":"https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+21%3A11&version=KJV","what":"The net hauled ashore full of large fish, 153 of them, and not torn.","eleven":"chapter 21, verse 11; 153 = 1 + 2 + 3 + ~ + 17"},{"frame":8,"name":"11fountains: The Fish of Stavoren","short":"11fountains","url":"https://www.friesland.nl/en/discover/culture/11fountains/stavoren","what":"Eleven fountains for the eleven cities of Friesland, made for Leeuwarden's year as European Capital of Culture (2018). Stavoren's, by Mark Dion, is a giant fish with its mouth open and the water pouring over its lips, by the harbour.","eleven":"11 fountains in 11 cities; one of them is the fish"},{"frame":9,"name":"One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish","short":"Dr. Seuss","url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Fish,_Two_Fish,_Red_Fish,_Blue_Fish","what":"Dr. Seuss, 1960. The first odd creature met in the book has eleven fingers, and the narrator, counting past ten, wishes for eleven too.","eleven":"the fingers on the first creature in a book of fish"}],"reel":"the 11 frames keep the reel's clock: frame = floor(unix_ms / 1100) mod 11","at1111":{"rule":"At 11:11 by the visitor's clock, morning or night, a fish is drawn in the browser from a seed of the local date and hour, so it is the same fish for every clock that reads 11:11 that day. It is shown for the minute and kept only if the visitor keeps it (SVG).","seed":"yyyymmdd × 100 + hour (11 or 23)","on11November":"the whole day: the visitor can shape the fish (colour, body, tail, stripes), draw on it, and keep it"}}

The other pages, as data, when you need them: https://11.fish/price.json https://11.fish/review.json https://11.fish/tests.json https://11.fish/ledger.json https://11.fish/roll.json https://11.fish/meet.json https://11.fish/toy.json https://11.fish/speed.json https://11.fish/join.json https://11.fish/decide.json

The site's own checks right now: 9 of 9 pass.