Fractal chrome on Dune
Upstream Fractal's whole identity is the phone mockup hero: a two-column header with title, subtitle, and a "Get Started" button on one side and a device-framed screenshot on the other, followed by a row of spotlight panels — image, heading, blurb, button — each pointed at a different section of the one-page design.
On this Dune port, the mockup hero is the landing variant of the shared
layout, rendered only on /; every inner page (a project post, About, a
blog listing) falls back to the plain content wrapper with no mockup. The
three spotlight panels below the hero point at /blog, /search, and
/archives instead of upstream's in-page anchor sections — a deliberate
swap, since Dune's fixture is multi-page rather than a single scrolling
document. An icon row underneath repeats the same four destinations
(adding About) for a second, denser pass at the same links.
Compare with html5up.net/fractal for the
mockup frame proportions, the spotlight image/content split, and how the
hero stacks vertically at mobile widths. Honest deviations: search is
Dune's server-side /api/search; /archives and /about are generated
routes standing in for static HTML5 UP pages; contact forms from the
original zip aren't wired to a mail backend. The CC BY credit sits in the
plain-text footer, gated by show_html5up_credit like every other port in
this catalog. No dark mode — Fractal upstream is a single design.
