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Align Surfaces public copy and branded page titles - #98
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| content="Surfaces is exploring how decisions about agent-produced UI changes can become reusable guidance, so clear repeat violations can be resolved before senior review." | ||
| content="Surfaces is testing how prior decisions can guide later UI reviews, with an owner confirming or correcting proposed guidance." |
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When homepage-content.html is consumed as the standalone document, its JSON-LD still tells crawlers that reusable guidance can resolve repeat violations before senior review, while this updated description and the visible copy now deliberately frame that workflow as an unvalidated test. Update the WebSite schema description too so the standalone entry point does not retain the stronger retired claim.
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The public homepage now describes Surfaces’ testing-stage decision and guidance workflow without universal reuse, speed or tool-compatibility claims. Existing artwork, layout, navigation and action destinations remain intact.
Public document, Open Graph and Twitter titles now use the same descriptive, branded title across the homepage, design-system reference, demos and adaptive test page. The shared copy/layout contracts document the approved three-product presentation and claim boundaries. Canonical URLs, indexing, authentication and other applications are unchanged.
Validation: 54 Surfaces app tests, TypeScript and a production webpack build pass. All13 authored title patterns were checked on the local server; the final homepage was visually reviewed at desktop/mobile widths in both appearances. Scope hashes match the approved14-file receipt.