Landing shell

The public page's measure and its vertical rhythm. Two classes: .lp-wrap is what every block is centred in, .lp-section is the air between one argument and the next.

Organism 1 grey page 1 coloured page band: canvas / surface added 2026-08-14

What it is

It is the landing's answer to what app-shell.css does for a screen, and it could not be that file. The app shell centres one column of blocks a person is working through, at --container-page, with the tab bar or the rail around it. A landing has no navigation to hold, its blocks are arguments a person is deciding between, and it runs full bleed section by section so a band can take its own ground. Two jobs, two files.

The measure is --container-wide, the same value the app uses above its desktop point. That is deliberate rather than convenient: a person who reads this page and then signs up should not feel the page change width under them.

Anatomy

Behaviour on width

One point, the registered 47.5rem. The measure's padding goes 16 to 40 and the section rhythm 80 to 96. Nothing else changes, and there is no second point: the page is a single column of full-bleed bands at every width, so there is nothing for a second one to switch.

Limits

The grid floor is set here and it is the grid's own axis, not an override. .grid counts columns from --grid-col-min, and the default 10rem is sized for preset tiles in a 588px pane. Inside a 1200px landing measure that floor produced seven tracks for three cards, so the benefit cards sat in the left third with four empty tracks beside them. This file sets --grid-col-min: 20rem on the sections, which is the floor a paragraph of argument needs, and no column count is written anywhere.

Where it comes from

Drawn by design/system/components/landing-shell.css through ../system/index.css, the same entry point a product screen loads. It stands on the coloured landing and on wireframes/index.html, and on nothing else: the landing is the only public surface this product has. Registered in docs/inventory.md and in _nav.js, in the organism group.