Homepage version design QA

Date: 2026-08-13

Visual source

Direction: MI Travel / Tran Mau Tri Tam travel editorial design reference supplied through the client's Douyin link.
Compared at a desktop viewport against the source's defining visual traits: cinematic destination hero, navy/cyan/coral palette, asymmetric editorial image grids, mixed feature-story modules, and a strong planning CTA.
WanderQ's approved Guizhou photography, bilingual content, routes, service proof, and existing navigation remain the product source of truth.

Full page now uses one scoped visual system from hero through final inquiry.
Remaining legacy sections were unified through square geometry, oversize display type, paper/ink/acid palette, stronger section pacing, and consistent editorial dividers.
Desktop browser inspection completed at 1280px.
Broken image check: 0.
Horizontal overflow check: passed (scrollWidth === clientWidth).
Primary content and CTA routes: present and valid.

Full homepage contains six complete story chapters plus final conversion: hero, experience entry points, village feature, routes, field collage, local-team proof, and planning CTA.
Source influence is visible in the cinematic hero, asymmetric image grids, editorial rhythm, dark feature chapter, cyan story panel, and coral CTA; WanderQ-specific content prevents brand cloning.
Desktop browser inspection completed at 1280px.
Responsive layouts implemented for tablet and mobile breakpoints.
Broken image check: 0.
Horizontal overflow check: passed (scrollWidth === clientWidth).
Primary CTA and experience-card navigation tested in browser.

P3: customer may prefer a different hero photograph after comparing all three versions; this is a content choice, not a layout defect.
P3: final English line breaks can be tuned after the customer confirms which direction to pursue.

final result: passed