The home route is a paper-plane #header plus three feature bands. This post exists so /blog links land on something that exercises the plain .box.container inner-page layout instead of another feature caption.

Headings

Section heading (h2)

Subsection (h3)

Directive’s landing #header already carries a heavy display treatment — keep in-post hierarchy shallow so it doesn’t compete with that. A fourth level usually means the post should split in two.

Lists and quotes

• Feature images, icon spans, and major CTAs belong on home; posts read as plain markdown
• Nested lists indent without borrowing a heading’s type size
  • Like this nested item

1. Ordered lists share the same rhythm as unordered ones
2. Keep them short enough to scan in the single-column box

A blockquote here should read like a product note pulled from a brief, not a banner slogan sitting under the paper-plane icon.

Code

Inline theme.name: directive, and a fence:

const header = { id: "header", icon: "fa-paper-plane", showsOn: "landing" };

When you’re done, return to Home and confirm the feature bands still alternate left/right before you scroll into the major footer CTA.