Whitespace is not empty — it's a statement of confidence. A single oversized headline, a one-line subtitle, and a solitary call-to-action floating in a sea of white. Eighty percent of the screen says nothing, and that silence is the loudest thing on the page.
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Build an Apple-style minimal hero section. Design philosophy — whitespace as power: 1. Background: Pure white. No gradients, no patterns, no images. The absence of decoration IS the design. 2. Headline: 56-80px (clamp(3.5rem, 5vw, 5rem)), font-weight 700, tracking -0.03em, color #1d1d1f. Apple's near-black is warmer than pure black. One line if possible, two lines maximum. 3. Subtitle: 21px, font-weight 400, color #86868b, line-height 1.5. Placed 16px below the headline. Maximum one sentence. If you need two sentences, your first sentence isn't good enough. 4. CTA group: Two buttons, centered, 20px below subtitle. Primary: rounded-full, bg #0071e3, white text, 17px, px-8 py-3. Secondary: text-only link in #0071e3, 17px, with a subtle chevron (›). 5. Spacing: The hero should be at least 80vh. Content sits at roughly 40% from top (not centered — slightly above center feels more intentional). 6. Animation: Content fades in with opacity 0→1 and translateY 20px→0, duration 800ms, ease [0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1]. The result should make you feel like you're looking at a museum wall, not a website.