Tessellate’s schema brands the hero and footer — the scroll sections below #header stay fixed markup in templates/default.tsx. Here’s what this demo sets, and what each key does on the page.

hero_title

Headline inside #header h1. This demo sets “Tessellate for Dune” via demo-config.json. Empty falls back to Welcome to {site title}.

hero_subtitle

Supporting line under the hero title. This demo sets “Scroll sections, icon features, and dark content bands for Dune.” Empty falls back to the site description, then a built-in HTML5 UP / Dune sentence.

show_html5up_credit

On in this demo. Gates the visible HTML5 UP credit (CC BY) in #footer .copyright on home and in the layout footer on inner pages. Leave it on unless you hold a separate Pixelarity license — the toggle should hide every credit surface together, not orphan one while another lingers.

footer_text

Copyright name shown as © {year} {footer_text}. This demo sets “Tessellate Demo” so the line reads as a short demo label instead of a long site title. Empty falls back to the site title.

Because the schema stops there, Tessellate’s fidelity comes from the fixed section markup — see the chrome post for #first through #fourth. There is no dark mode or color-scheme preset in this port; a Dune lift may land later as an enhancement, not as fidelity.