Every component, in isolation.
The components below appear in the order they are used on the home page. Scores and figures are illustrative — methodology under construction.
Fraunces (display), Source Serif 4 (body), JetBrains Mono (labels). The display face carries italic emphasis in Bordeaux.
The Hunter, annotated.
A six-step pipeline, nothing invented.
Lede — structured intelligence on every Hunter Valley winery, sources verified and scores explained.
Body — Source Serif 4 at 17px / 1.55. Built for visitors who do their homework, and for wineries who’d rather be found than forgotten.
Mono eyebrow — a wine tourism intelligence platform
91 / 100 — mono data label
“Sandstone-soil Semillon that rewards patience.”
Sticky masthead — Fraunces wordmark with mono NSW superscript, mono nav, solid Bordeaux CTA.
Hero tasting-flight card — tilted, layered offset shadow, dotted rows with an accent value, composite footer.
Four-column ruled stat strip; emphasis renders a character as italic vermilion.
Two-column header — mono number/category and a Fraunces title with italic emphasis, plus a lede.
A six-step pipeline,
nothing invented.
Every score and every report passes through the same six stages. Every fact links back to a verifiable source.
Discovery section card — same numbering, name, description, and mono tag as AgentCard, but the whole card is a next/link. A vermilion arrow slides in at the top-right on hover. Shown on the Bordeaux grid it lives in.
Bespoke SVG map — sub-region shapes, hatch fill, compass rose, cellar-door dots, Pokolbin anchor, legend. Taken verbatim from the reference.
Numbered list — mono ordinal, italic Fraunces name, mono winery count. Rows nudge on hover.
- 01Pokolbin68 wineries
- 02Lovedale19 wineries
- 03Broke-Fordwich22 wineries
- 04Hunter Valley (other)15 wineries
A single 0–100 score block — mono label, large Fraunces value, vermilion bar, optional methodology link.
Sample winery profile — header with name and meta, three score cells, a two-column meta list.
Large italic Fraunces pull-quote with a mono attribution — the left column of the Sample Profile section.
“Sandstone-soil Semillon that rewards patience. Cellar door is small, fast, and unfussy — book ahead for the back-vintage tasting flight.”
For-Wineries value card — italic vermilion roman numeral, large Fraunces title, Source Serif body. Bone background that lifts to paper on hover. Shown on the three-column value grid it lives in.
Pricing card — standard, featured (elevated dark with a Bordeaux ribbon), and tourism variants.
- Enhanced profile page
- Gallery up to 12 images
- Booking link integration
- Everything in Standard
- Lead capture form on profile
- Full Cellar Door Intelligence Report
- White-label data feeds
- Lead exchange with wineries
- Group booking coordination
Placeholder block for routes still in build — italic vermilion eyebrow (defaults to “Coming this issue”), large Fraunces title, body, and a numbered list of related links in the editorial style. Used on guide, itinerary, and other in-build routes.
Coming this issue
Dog-friendly Hunter cellar doors
Which Hunter wineries genuinely welcome dogs — on the lawn, in the courtyard, or just at the gate — with the practical detail that decides the day out. In build from the verified directory.
Dark ink call-to-action — centred Fraunces heading with italic vermilion emphasis and a solid button.
The Hunter Valley,
already mapped.
Your winery already has a draft profile. Whether you claim it as a Founding Member or browse the directory as a visitor, everything starts here.
See your draft profile →Bordeaux footer — brand block plus three link columns and a mono base line.
Not used on the home page. AgentCard is retained for a future pipeline / how-we-work explainer (e.g. on /methodology or /how-we-work), where the card describes a non-interactive step rather than a navigable link. New work should use DiscoveryCard.
Pipeline card — large italic vermilion number, white name, sandstone description, mono tag. Static, non-linked. Shown on the Bordeaux grid it lives in.