The feature image follows the copy column, so it resized on every tab
switch (639/592/481/481px at the 1440 canvas). Stack all four releases
into the same desktop grid cell instead: the cell is always as tall as
the tallest release, and only the active one is visible while the rest
hold the height open. Every tab now renders the same image height and
the module table stays flush with the bottom of the image.
A fixed min-height would not work here because the tallest release
changes with the column width - at 1280px the spread is 717/639/496/481.
Mobile still renders the active release alone.
Equalise the release panel columns on desktop: the feature image dropped
its fixed 702/521 aspect and now stretches to the grid row, so its bottom
edge lands on the last module row and the module table sits flush with the
bottom of the image. Mobile keeps the 702/521 crop since it stacks.
Cap the release copy at 92ch instead of 548px so the desktop line breaks
land exactly where Figma has them (storage. / stack / making / through).
The cap sits on the element that owns font-mono-body because ch resolves
against the element's own font, and using ch rather than px keeps the
breaks stable across the Fira Mono fallback stack. Mobile is uncapped and
wraps naturally.
- Align release image height to the left column and remove the image overlay copy
- Enlarge release tabs (keep 12px min font, wider box and padding) and hide the tab scrollbar
- Normalize below-desktop section spacing (release/overview/faqs) to 120px and hide the faq divider below desktop
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