pops4.com homepage · for approval
Monocle magazine meets a Bloomberg Terminal in light mode — dense, confident, expensive, nothing hidden. Every section stays. The change is surgical: sharp corners, hairline borders, no shadows, no patterns inside cards, no blue. Below is the actual homepage rendered to your spec — approve the look, then I build it.
3 calls I need from you
Two messages ago you said “all sans-serif.” This spec lists Cormorant Garamond (serif) for body. The mockup below is rendered all-sans (your latest word). Which stands?
Spec says remove it. You’ve previously called Sea Slug a loved brand (ancestral DNA, not filler). Confirm removing it from the footer?
Apply this to the homepage first (this mockup), or the homepage plus the global rules (sharp/no-shadow/no-blue) across all ~150 pages at once?
What changes — nothing removed
| 01 | Top nav — 14 items, no dropdowns, kanji gold, active = gold underline keep |
| 02 | Brand ticker — split into Executive Houses / Volume Partners keep |
| 03 | Hero — warm sand, 52px H1, two gold buttons keep |
| 04 | Service cards ×8 — sharp, shared-border grid, no pattern/shadow keep |
| 05 | Secondary services ×4 — same sharp grid keep |
| 06 | Ramen promo — horizontal editorial strip keep |
| 07 | Brand Room promo — horizontal strip keep |
| 08 | Dashboard preview — full-width centerpiece keep |
| 09 | “Why physical wins” — stat strip, no cards keep |
| 10 | Stealable Plays — sharp editorial cards, badges text-only keep |
| 11 | Agent grid — collapsed to one dark credibility strip keep |
| 12 | Brand pills — Executive / Volume / Category, sharp rectangles keep |
| 13 | Footer — clean, all desk links, credentials keep |
Rendered homepage · to spec · this is the look you're approving
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Nothing on pops4.com changes until you send this back. On approval I build the homepage first, backed up + reversible, and verify before it's called done.