The whole site, six ways

The real page — every band, the real stylesheet, the real app.js — built once per artwork. The only differences between them are the artwork and the four values that place it.

The hero shows the ground fully; #features and #pricing show only its floor, faintly, so one landscape reappears down the page instead of three pictures competing. The ink bands break it on purpose.

  1. The The meadow hero

    1 The meadow

    The warmest. Its ochre grass and rust tree are already the page’s palette rather than an addition to it.

  2. The The valley hero

    2 The valley

    The mist does the mask’s work: sky at 93% against canvas at 99%, so the join is invisible.

  3. The The ledge hero

    3 The ledge

    Cut-outs in the corners, nothing behind the type. The only one that adds a drawing rather than replacing the ground — and the only one with no artwork on phones.

  4. The The field hero

    4 The field

    The quietest. Two stone forms in grass, reading as sculpture rather than as scenery.

  5. The The wash hero

    5 The wash

    No subject at all, and 21KB. The only one where the question is simply whether the paper should be white.

  6. The As it ships now hero

    6 As it ships now

    The control. No artwork anywhere — judge the other five against this rather than from memory.