Redesign site IA, copy and styling for Traditional‑Astrology.com (audit‑first, authority tone)

[Bender1011001]

Motivation

• Reposition the site as a sober, source‑anchored traditional astrology practice rather than a New‑Age/psychological offering.
• Filter casual browsers and attract committed, high‑intent clients through an audit‑first engagement model and explicit boundaries.
• Provide clear commercial pathways (pricing, booking, deliverables) that preserve quality and justify higher fees.

Description

• Rebuilt the homepage to lead with authority, clarify limits, present a hero advocating rule‑based judgment, and surface an audit‑first funnel with links to services, pricing, and booking (updated src/static/index.html).
• Added dedicated content pages for Practice Statement, Services, Pricing, and Booking to formalize lineage, scope, deliverables, and the audit→scope→booking flow (src/static/about.html, src/static/services.html, src/static/pricing.html, src/static/booking.html).
• Aligned supporting pages and copy to the Traditional‑Astrology brand and navigation, including updates to methodology.html, resources.html, faq.html, and sample-reading.html, and extended sitemap.xml with the new pages.
• Visual and UI updates in style.css include a more restrained color palette, dark‑theme variants, new hero/service/booking styles, button classes (.btn-secondary, .pricing-cta), layout grids, and responsive adjustments, plus updated asset/query strings for cache/versioning; small paywall and pay copy changes and script version references were updated (basic.js references).

Testing

• Launched a local static server with python -m http.server 8000 --directory src/static and verified rendering by running a Playwright script that navigated to http://127.0.0.1:8000/index.html and produced artifacts/traditional-home.png, which completed successfully.
• Local content inspections (sed, nl, rg) were used to verify updated files and sitemap entries; file changes were committed successfully to the repository.

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