A flat half-circle in the accent colour (the rising sun; render rays as alternating accent and background wedges if you can) sits centred on columns 4–9 at the top of the hero. Under it: the eyebrow in gold spaced capitals (3–10), the headline in uppercase display type at step 6, regular weight, wide tracking, centred on 2–11 (max ~18 characters per line), the ornament on 4–9, the subhead centred on 4–9, and two buttons mirrored around the axis (primary + ghost). At phone width everything stacks centred, the sun stays, and the headline drops to step 3 with tracking reduced to 0.05em so the longest word fits 375 px without horizontal scroll.

Three nested frames centred on 3–10: each a 1 px rule in the border colour, each stepped one space unit inside the last. The innermost frame has wide padding (8 units vertical, 6 horizontal) and holds the eyebrow, headline (step 6, caps), ornament, subhead and one primary button, all centred. Columns 2 and 11 carry 2 px vertical pilaster rules running the full hero height; they hide at phone width.

A mirrored triptych: two identical arched duotone images (3:4) in 1–3 and 10–12, and the centred text block on 4–9 (eyebrow, headline at step 5 in caps, ornament, short subhead, secondary button), bottom-aligned with the arches. At phone width the left arch hides and the right arch follows the text.

A skyscraper crown: four accent bars stacked one unit apart, widening downwards — 6–7, 5–8, 4–9, 3–10. Then the headline at step 7 in caps on 2–11, three facts in one row on 3–10 separated by vertical hairlines (caps label + small muted line, centred), and one large primary button. The bars are the only shapes in the hero and keep their widths at phone width.

One row: page links on the left (1–5, spaced capitals), a monogram crest at the exact centre (6–7), a small ghost button flush right (10–12). Two 1 px hairlines one unit apart close the bar (a double rule). At phone width the bar stays one row: a small menu toggle on the left, the crest at the centre, the button hidden. Diamond-and-hairline ornaments stay horizontal at every width.

A centred stack: the wordmark, the diamond ornament, then the page links on one line in spaced capitals; a bottom rule closes the bar. Use it for single-venue sites (a bar, a hotel, an event).

A centred header on 3–10 (gold eyebrow, caps h2, ornament). Features flow two per row across 2–11, each in a ruled frame: a small diamond, the title in caps (h3, regular weight), one centred paragraph (max 40 ch). Never three per row.

An inverted accent chevron (triangle rotated 180°) centred on 6–7 points into the statement: caps, step 4, wide tracking, centred on 2–11 (max ~30 ch). Then the ornament on 5–8, a centred paragraph on 4–9 and an underlined text button.

A centred header on 3–10, then three arches side by side, bottom-aligned: a 3:4 duotone arch on 1–3, a taller 4:5 arch in the centre on 4–9 (the one full-colour photo), a 3:4 duotone arch on 10–12. The caption sits centred under the middle arch. At phone width only the centre arch and its caption remain; the side arches hide.

On the `surface` background: a centred gold label, then three or four figures in one row across 2–11 separated by vertical hairlines. Each figure: the numeral at step 5 (one size for every figure) in the heading face and gold heading colour (regular weight, tabular), a caps label, a small muted caption, all centred.

On `surface`: one quote in a ruled cartouche centred on 3–10 with wide padding — ornament, the quote at step 4 centred, upright (max ~36 ch), ornament, the name in spaced capitals, the role in small muted type. No avatars, no stars, never more than one quote.

The page's single gold band, full bleed, `bg: accent`, all text `onAccent`: a small diamond in `onAccent` on 6–7, the headline in caps at step 5 centred on 2–11, one line of copy on 4–9, one large secondary button centred.

A centred header on 3–10, then the questions as one centred column on 3–10 separated by hairlines: question in spaced capitals (h4, regular weight), answer directly under it (max 56 ch). Every answer visible; no chevrons.

A centred header, then two or three plans as ruled plaques in one row across 2–11: plan name in spaced capitals, the price at step 5 in the heading face, a hairline, inclusions in small type, a secondary button — all centred. Recommend a plan only by giving its frame the double rule.

A single ruled card centred on 3–10, like a printed supper-club menu: gold eyebrow, caps title, ornament, then each dish on its own row — name in spaced capitals on the left, the price on the right on the same baseline (dotted leader optional) and a small upright muted description under it.

A centred header, then circular duotone portraits four per row across the full grid; under each, the name in spaced capitals and the role in small muted type, centred.

Mirrored about the axis: the title, address, email and hours right-aligned in 2–5 against a vertical hairline in 6–7, and the form (name, email, date, message) left-aligned in 8–11. At phone width the rule hides and the details stack above the form.

A centred header, then posts in two columns across 2–11, each opened by a rule: date in small spaced capitals, the title centred (h3, regular weight), a short summary and a text link.

For about and article pages: the title in caps at step 5 centred on 2–11, the ornament on 4–9, a centred lead on 3–10, then the body in two mirrored columns 2–6 and 7–11 (body copy itself is justified or left-aligned inside its column, never centred over long measures).

A centred stack: a small accent half-sun, the wordmark, the ornament, the page links on one line in spaced capitals, and the muted legal line.

A double hairline, then three mirrored zones: the address right-aligned on 1–4, the wordmark centred on 5–8, the links stacked on 9–12; the legal line centred below.