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Restructure the partner network into alliances and channel tracks - #261

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Partner network restructure (a0bddbfc)

The Global Network section on /partners drops from five region tabs to two tracks.

Technology Alliances (4)
Nutanix, Sysdig, Orca Security, Zensar. Orca is new; its logo is the official 2025 SVG from orca.security. Zensar was previously listed twice, under Global and again under North America, and now appears once as an alliance.

Channel Partners (22)
Regions become labelled bands inside the panel instead of a second row of tabs: Asia Pacific 11, Middle East 6, Europe 2, North America 2, Africa 1. Every partner is visible in one scroll and present in the DOM for crawlers, so the View More toggle is gone.

Sechpoint Tech moves from the Middle East to Africa, at its Nairobi office.

Card markup is unchanged apart from one fix: logos were sized by height alone, which let a 6.2:1 wordmark render 274px wide beside a 2.6:1 one at 116px. A max-width caps the wide ones.

Heading levels stay valid on both tabs. Card names are h3 under Alliances and h4 under each region h3.

Hero H1 alignment (729f5079)

One-line change from another session: left-aligns the home hero H1 on mobile and tablet.

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pnpm --filter @cleanstart/web lint · typecheck · build all pass. /partners still prerenders static. Verified at 1440px and 390px.

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The Global Network section now has two tabs instead of five region tabs.

Technology Alliances holds Nutanix, Sysdig, Zensar and Orca Security, whose
logo comes from their own 2025 SVG. Zensar was previously listed twice, under
Global and North America; it now appears once, as an alliance.

Channel Partners covers the remaining 22 companies. Regions become labelled
bands inside the panel rather than a second row of tabs, so every partner is
visible in one scroll and present in the DOM for crawlers. The View More
toggle is gone for the same reason.

Sechpoint Tech moves from the Middle East to Africa, at its Nairobi office.

Logos were sized by height alone, which let a 6.2:1 wordmark render 274px wide
next to a 2.6:1 one at 116px. A max-width caps the wide ones.
Switching tracks took 710ms and ran in two phases. The old panel faded out
over 340ms but kept its height, so the reader got 260ms of an empty panel.
The DOM then swapped, changing the section height by 1487px in one frame,
before the new cards faded in and slid up from 16px below.

The panel now swaps in a single frame with an opacity-only fade of 160ms and
no exit phase, so the height change happens alongside the content arriving
rather than in the middle of an animation. The sliding pill already carries
the feedback for the switch itself.

The first paint is left un-animated because the section's FadeUp wrapper
already owns that entrance.
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Africa held a single card, so it read as a stub rather than a region. Folding
it into Middle East & Africa matches how the territory is normally split and
takes the channel list from five bands to four.
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