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Restore the approved Surfaces homepage masthead - #99
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Restore the Surfaces homepage masthead to the wording Mike selected from the prior website: “Make every release decision reusable.” with its original eyebrow, lead, and two CTA labels. The email button’s accessible label is restored as well; destinations, artwork, layout, page/social metadata, and the remaining content stay unchanged.
Updated existing homepage assertions to cover the restored copy and scope metadata assertions to the HTML head. Validation: 19 existing homepage/header/brand tests, TypeScript, and a cached-font production build pass. Focused source review and local desktop/mobile visual review are clear.
Restores the prior masthead verbatim at the owner’s request. The “every” headline and “sooner” lead are an explicit exception for this masthead; supporting testing-stage copy and metadata remain unchanged. This change adds no evidence of universal reuse or measured speed.