One centred column on an empty page, read from top to bottom.
Rules
Keep content in one centred column no wider than the `space.column` token (560px). Because one column has one reading order, for people and for agents parsing the page.
Open with the mark, the name and the statement, then one way to get in touch. Because a visitor should know who this is and what it does before scrolling.
Build sections as registers: a mono label, then hairline rows. Because rows make a list scannable without decoration.
Separate sections with space (the `space.section` token), not boxes or colour. Because space is the only divider that never competes with content.
Give every page a plain-text twin for agents: llms.txt or a markdown copy. Because agents read text more reliably than layout, and the twin should say exactly what the page says.