Current-site harvest
Version 0
Harvested fnph.org copy at /v0/, mapped to the public IA. DRAFT — NOT APPROVED current-site source and benchmark — not Stage 2 language.
Site versions · not new brands
Same site, different brand application.
Each version keeps the locked foundation — type, color, logo, landscape, exploration, sitemap — and interprets it through its own design-system and application.v0 is the harvested fnph.org copy. Version 1 is archived at /v1/; Version 2 applies white surfaces and compact corners to the shared homepage at /v2/. The root now opens Version 3. Each later variant has its own design-system and application review below.
Archived application
Version 1
Archived Version 1 at /v1/. Locked type, color, logo, and sitemap stay shared.
White / compact corners
Version 2
Shared V1/V2 homepage composition: navy welcome, family photograph, alternating program stories, and green, navy, and sand sections. Version 2 uses white surfaces and 4px corners.
Artistic / minimal
Version A
Painted landscapes, blue ink on paper, Libre Franklin and Outfit, utility navigation, an image-linked service browser, location search, and editorial community stories.
Wide desktop
v3 Wide
V3 with a wider desktop content grid and the same pages, languages, imagery and interactions.
Open sky / Parable
Version 4
Painted landscape, royal headings on Sky wash, an image-linked pathway browser, grouped directory navigation, local help, workshops, stories, and an illustrated closing landscape.
Artistic / minimal
Version 5
Photographic daylight landscape, Meadow mist, blue ink, film-image pathway browsing, utility navigation, and photographic editorial service pages.
A scene taking shape
Version 6
Royal blue opens into a Florida field, clouds, a home, and wildflowers. V4 navigation and V5 program artwork.
1990s cinema
Version 6.1
Version 6 with original 1990s-inspired cinematic film stills. Shared layout, copy, typography, and navigation. Generated concept imagery; draft for review.
Editorial homepage
Version B
An inner-page-inspired homepage with the shared V3 interiors, adjustable width, and four image treatments.