← Changelog v0.2.0
MINOR · v0.2.0

v0.2.0 "editorial polish"

May 20, 2026

All marketing pages — pricing, about, contact, blog, cases, sectors, landings, legal — refined to the editorial design system. Plus a real RSS feed for the blog.

New

  • BillingToggle, PricingTiers, CompareTable, TeamGrid, PostCard, ArticleToc, CaseCard, StatsBand, IcpCard — 9 new marketing components extracted
  • Blog index with featured card + 3-col PostCard grid + newsletter band
  • Blog article with sticky TOC, share buttons (WhatsApp/X/LinkedIn/Copy), Article + BreadcrumbList JSON-LD
  • Cases index with sector filter (URL ?sector= + client-side toggle, no React island)
  • Case detail with coral hero, dark StatsBand, related-cases mini grid
  • Sector detail with sector-specific content lookup (pain, features, ideas, FAQ)
  • Hand-rolled RSS 2.0 feed at /rss.xml — all EN blog posts with full Atom self-link
  • Changelog as a content collection with semver-validated frontmatter (this very page)

Updated

  • /pricing — 7 sections matching template: header, plans, trust row, guarantee seal, compare, FAQ, closer
  • /about — 7 sections including team with real names (Kilian, Tania, Ale) per D10
  • /contact — 2-col form + info-cards + mini FAQ; preserved all MVP form logic
  • /blog/[slug] — 3-col layout with sticky TOC + share + sticky CTA pull-card
  • /sectors/[slug] — 7 sections faithful to template with sector-specific content lookup
  • /lp/[slug] — editorial design system applied, noindex preserved
  • /legal — shell refined to editorial 2-col layout; legal text preserved verbatim (review pending)

Fixed

  • Removed empty-state branches that are no longer reachable (blog index)
  • Fixed PR #41 merge conflict by combining /cases index + /cases/[slug] into one atomic PR

This release is the bulk of the faithful-page-ports OpenSpec change. Every public marketing page now follows the editorial design system, with extracted components and per-page JSON-LD. The legal page got a shell-only refine — the text remains under professional legal review.

The next release will start adding real translations (the multi-locale plumbing is already in place; this is content work).