style(footer): tone down the wordmark size and drop the trailing dot - #14
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The footer 'Galaxio' wordmark capped at 320px — more than double the hero headline's own max (148px) — reading as oversized relative to the rest of the page's type scale. Rein in the clamp to 72px/13vw/200px, a still-prominent closing signature but no longer the single biggest thing on the page. Also drop the trailing baseline dot: it was carried over from the matching hero-headline treatment, but on the wordmark alone (no sentence, no punctuation context) it read as an unexplained ornament rather than a period. Verified: 390px shows 'Galaxio' with no dot at a proportionate size; at 1650px computed font-size is 200px (down from 320px) via getComputedStyle. astro build passes.
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What changed
Two tweaks to the giant "Galaxio" wordmark in the footer, per feedback that it read as oversized and the trailing dot looked unnecessary:
Only `.footer-wordmark`'s own dot is touched — `.hero-headline .dot` (the "parts.") is untouched.
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