
Land as the first field
A curved full-bleed photograph, one round arrow, then four owned counts. The claim is public land, not the organization.
From all 114 peers, the homepage moves that are not interchangeable. Ordered most finished first. Each tile is a reason to steal, recode, or refuse — not a gallery of every scrape.

A curved full-bleed photograph, one round arrow, then four owned counts. The claim is public land, not the organization.

Display type at hero scale, geometric collage, Lottie motion, Donate now twice. The first screen is a poster, not a template.

A single photograph fills the viewport. Yellow Donate and Learn more are the only chrome that competes with the face.

A loud brand field, language and login in the utility, then a training carousel before the mission paragraph.

Rural America as an overhead photograph. Two yellow doors in the bar: Support, and Looking for housing?

The first field is an event registration, not a tagline. Member network and a $5 billion proof follow.

A family in the air at a finished house, 60-year lockup, outlined Contact us. Mutual self-help made visible.

Italic serif claim over a mother and child. Donate stays in the nav. News sits beside the origin paragraph.

Split hero: partner claim and a place photograph, with Get assistance and Learn more as full-width slabs.

Family on a porch as a carousel. How to Apply, Search for Housing, FAQs, and Donate in the maroon strip.

Closest cousin to Exhibit B public sand and resident green among the mid-polish operators.

Primary #25547C sits next to Exhibit B navy. A Florida policy intermediary FNPH already presents to.

Rural farmworker housing with a navy primary and a green secondary — the Exhibit B pair in another register.

A bright institutional blue on a farmworker-and-workforce operator, polish 18.

Primary #EDB03D is a near-Exhibit B accent used as the whole brand, not a highlight.

A single bright #30AFE3 used for mark and link. Sparse, on purpose.

A pale #D2EBEC primary with #061A2C ink. The page is a wash, not a poster.

A farmworker operator that refuses the housing-blue default. Unusual, and finished enough to study.

Primary #05428C is among the closest navy matches in the 114, with a green accent.

Primary #044F80, close to Exhibit B, on a later-queue operator that still holds a clean chrome.

Primary #046BD2 is the closest blue in the harvest. A border CDC, not a generic housing blue.

One of the few later operators that puts play-video on the homepage instead of a stock hero.

Named apply / accordion doors without waiting for a national intermediary template.

How to apply and FAQ as sibling doors, the PSHHC pattern further down the queue.