Design

The OUTRO section: the last thing on a page, always full width, never governed by the width toggle. A marquee of all 82 languages — flag plus the name in that language — read straight from config/translations/language-metadata.ts, never from page data. Movement is pure CSS: it works with JavaScript off and stops for prefers-reduced-motion.

A marquee of the 22 project directions a customer can build — landing page, store, company brain. Read from config/project-types.ts and its corpus, never from page data, so it cannot drift from the catalogue the control panel offers. Right-to-left, pure CSS, 200px of blur at both edges; clicking a card pauses the belt and opens a reference dialog with no buttons at all. Title and note are optional and normally absent: the section sits directly under the hero, where a second heading argues with the H1.

One row of measures: a number and the thing it measures. Semantically a description list, NOT a table — three independent value/label pairs carry no row-to-column relationship, and markup that promises one lies to whoever cannot see the page. `value` is machine-side and never translated; the label beside it is an ordinary page string.

A wide band ruled top and bottom with the accent colour: heading, paragraph and a button on the left, an image on the right. Ported from the storefront. It takes the FULL WIDTH OF ITS CONTAINER and not a pixel more — the breakout trick it used to carry (`w-screen` plus a negative margin) was removed by the owner on 2026-08-30 because it broke the layout of the page around it. Where it belongs is part of the kind: the bottom of a page that is itself full-width. The band shares the page background — what separates it is the two rules and the width.