Architect layer
Design
The name, addresses, meta and appearance of this project. Saved settings are read at runtime — a change shows on the next page load, with no rebuild.
Blocks
Every block this project can build a page from, drawn by the real renderer. Grouped by what the block is for.
A block is the unit a page is made of. A page here is not a laid-out file — it is a LIST OF BLOCKS. The renderers are already compiled; the page says which kinds stand on it, in what order and with what text. That is why every page in the project looks like one product rather than like the work of five different people.
The project mark and the eyebrow above the H1. The mark comes from settings, never from content; the H1 itself is drawn by the page factory.
A landing page's first screen: the words on the left, the illustration on the right. The ONLY section that carries the H1 itself — the page using it declares `titleInBody`, so the factory does not print a second one. The picture names a SETTINGS SLOT, not a file: every project has its own and it changes in the panel without a rebuild.
Eyebrow above the title
The headline of a landing page
The paragraph that earns the visit — long enough to say what the product is and why it matters, short enough to read before scrolling.
