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## MODIFIED Requirements
### Requirement: Home renders the editorial structure from CMS content
The home page SHALL render, in order: header/navigation, hero, manifesto, featured services summary, featured portfolio selection, working method (four steps), testimonials, Amare positioning/profile, final contact CTA, and footer with contact, social links and legal links (WEB-01). Hero copy, brand name, manifesto, method and principles MUST come from `site_settings` (with editorial defaults when optional fields are empty); services, cases and testimonials MUST come from published records. The home MUST follow the Heritage Editorial composition: asymmetric spreads and tonal fields on desktop, with portfolio images in alternating editorial proportions, and a linear complete sequence on mobile rather than rounded card grids.
#### Scenario: Published content is displayed in configured order
- **GIVEN** published services, cases and testimonials exist
- **WHEN** a visitor loads the home
- **THEN** the published content MUST be displayed following the `sort_order` and featured flags
- **AND** the hero MUST show the values stored in `site_settings`
- **AND** the manifesto, method and positioning sections MUST be present
- **AND** the portfolio section MUST use an olive tonal field with editorial image proportions
#### Scenario: CTA leads to the contact placeholder page
- **WHEN** a visitor activates the primary or final CTA on the home
- **THEN** the visitor MUST be taken to the `contact` route
- **AND** no lead record MUST be created
#### Scenario: Empty catalog sections are omitted
- **GIVEN** no published services, cases or testimonials
- **WHEN** a visitor loads the home
- **THEN** the response MUST be 200
- **AND** the services, portfolio and testimonials sections MUST be omitted instead of rendering empty containers
- **AND** hero, manifesto, method, positioning and final CTA MUST still render
#### Scenario: Home has no console errors
- **WHEN** the home is loaded in a real browser at desktop and mobile viewports
- **THEN** the browser console MUST contain no JavaScript errors
### Requirement: Listing and detail pages exist for catalog content
The system SHALL render a services listing (WEB-02) and a portfolio listing plus case detail (WEB-03) using the Heritage Editorial visual language. The case detail MUST present summary, event type, optional city/venue/date, challenge, solution, optional result, cover image and the ordered gallery. Portfolio listings and galleries MUST use alternating editorial image proportions on desktop while retaining DOM order and a single-column readable sequence on mobile.
#### Scenario: Services listing shows published services
- **WHEN** a visitor loads `/servicos`
- **THEN** every published service MUST be listed with title and summary in `sort_order`
- **AND** the listing MUST use the public editorial layout (not an unrelated visual system)
#### Scenario: Gallery respects stored order
- **GIVEN** a published case with multiple gallery images
- **WHEN** a visitor loads the case detail
- **THEN** the images MUST be rendered ordered by `sort_order`
- **AND** desktop presentation MUST alternate editorial image proportions without changing that order
#### Scenario: Listings paginate open-ended growth
- **WHEN** the number of published cases exceeds the page size
- **THEN** `/portfolio` MUST paginate instead of rendering all records
### Requirement: Institutional and error pages have brand identity
The system SHALL provide the Sobre and Política de privacidade pages and branded error pages (WEB-07) using the Heritage Editorial public layout, including the brand mark when available. Contact, privacy and error surfaces MUST remain sober tonal layouts without decorative photography. The 404 page MUST use the public layout, and the 500 page MUST NOT expose stack traces or internal details when `APP_DEBUG` is false.
#### Scenario: Unknown URL renders branded 404
- **WHEN** a visitor requests a non-existent public URL
- **THEN** the response status MUST be 404
- **AND** the page MUST use the public layout and offer navigation back to the home
#### Scenario: Server error hides internals in production
- **GIVEN** `APP_DEBUG` is false
- **WHEN** an unhandled exception occurs on a public route
- **THEN** the response MUST be a generic branded error page
- **AND** MUST NOT contain a stack trace, file path, or environment variable