# Homepage Composition Reference — v0.5.0-alpha.9

Build: `BIB-P1-20260808-1040-Z`  
Change Request: `CR-CUST-004`  
Status: visual review candidate

## Locked composition decisions

### H-04 — Why Baby in Brazil
Six service cards follow one grammar: **image → centered circular icon → text**. The icon overlaps the media/body seam and is not treated as a left-aligned utility glyph.

### H-05 — Family journey
At wide desktop all eight stages render in **one continuous horizontal row** with visible stage numbers, directional arrows, a supporting icon, an image and short copy. At 1024/768 the layout may wrap in controlled groups; at mobile it becomes a readable vertical sequence without mandatory horizontal swipe.

### H-07 — Packages
The homepage uses three primary package cards for first-choice comprehension. The middle tier is highlighted, each card shows route-stage coverage, and the block exposes both “all packages” and “individual route” actions. The full P-04 page retains five current-site tiers and the 41-row source matrix.

### H-08 — Team and hospitals
One featured medical profile receives dominant visual weight. Two hospital cards sit beside it, followed by compact support-role modules.

### H-10 — Testimonials
Nine review specimens are grouped three-per-view on wide desktop. Each card supports five gold stars, country, family/date and route metadata. Unverified stories remain marked as fixture in the prototype.

### H-13 — Footer
The footer uses a dark navy multi-column information architecture with service, useful-information, project and contact zones plus a WhatsApp CTA.

## Raster reference treatment
Customer-provided screenshots are used as **composition reference and provisional raster material only**. Cropped assets under `assets/reference/customer-2026-08-08/` are not a claim of final production rights or final factual media identity. Production release still requires confirmed media rights and final crops/assets.

## Gate
This version is intended for visual review of the homepage composition. It does not automatically promote the new visual grammar to every internal template until the review decision is recorded.