Make the home page look finished below the fold

[Paururo]

The page opens with two figures and the program running in the browser, and then
gives up. Below the fold it was three and a half thousand pixels of prose without
a single picture in it, on the front page of a library whose whole subject is
drawing.

The section called "everything else it draws" drew nothing

Every one of its pictures was behind a collapsed summary, and in their place were
three paragraphs about how many tracks there are: twenty eight of thirty six
reachable from the command line, twenty seven with a file to read, three removed.

Eight figures are on the page now, in the card grid this site already has for
exactly this, each one linking to the part of the catalogue it comes from. The
sheet with all thirty six is still one click away. Measured at 1280: eight cards
of 264 px in three columns of 314, images at 298 by 180 with object-fit: contain, and every card link and image returns 200 from the built site.

The refusals were a bulleted list under a wall of blocks

Four dense paragraphs in a <ul>, sitting directly below a section built out of
designed blocks. That contrast is most of what makes the page look as though it
ran out of care halfway down. They are the same kind of thing as the pieces above
them, so they are set the same way, each with the message it prints on its own
line. The four come out 22 px apart in height, against 47 px for the six blocks
above them.

The page ended by running out

The last thing on it was one paragraph with the citation link, both authors, two
institutions and the licence run together, and then nothing. A closing block
separates those and sets them under a rule. It is not more page; it is the page
saying it is done.

And a gutter it keeps on a phone

The landing page's own rule caps its column and centres it with margin-inline: auto, which wins over the side margin Material would give it and resolves to
nothing on a narrow screen. Measured at 375 wide, every paragraph, heading, card
and block started at 0 and ended at 375: text flush against both bezels. They
start at 16 now, with no horizontal overflow and every grid down to one column.

The same rule in extra.css had already been given this floor. This is the
second place the site cancels it.