Merge pull request 'chore: drop the hero byline, and refresh a figure in the UX audit notes' (#100) from chore/byline-removal-and-audit-figure into main

Reviewed-on: #100

docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-02-ux-audit-notes/journey-1-home-find-school.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 - Screenshot `j1-postcode-results-mobile.png` confirms cards carry only the LA name ("Solihull"), no "X miles away".
 
 **Desktop (1440×900) — Attempt A repeat + keyboard + zoom.**
-- Desktop hero additionally shows a trust badge ("● UPDATED WITH 2026/2027 ADMISSIONS RESULTS") and a value-prop subheading ("24,000+ primary and secondary schools with Key Stage 2 SATs, GCSE results, Ofsted grades, progress scores and admissions data — side by side, in one place"). **Both are absent on the mobile hero** (mobile jumps H1 → search box).
+- Desktop hero additionally shows a trust badge ("● UPDATED WITH 2026/2027 ADMISSIONS RESULTS") and a value-prop subheading ("27,000+ primary and secondary schools with Key Stage 2 SATs, GCSE results, Ofsted grades, progress scores and admissions data — side by side, in one place"). **Both are absent on the mobile hero** (mobile jumps H1 → search box).
 - Name search identical, correct, instant (`j1-search-results-desktop.png`).
 - Keyboard: tab order is logical — Skip link → logo → Search/Compare/Rankings/Admissions nav → search input → Search button → Schools near me → content. Skip link, logo, nav links and Search button all get a clear **2px solid orange (#E07256) focus outline**. The search input uses an orange border + very faint ring (`box-shadow rgba(224,114,86,0.12) 0 0 0 3px`, `outline:none`) — visible but weaker than the other controls. Search → results → school link is fully keyboard-operable (standard links/buttons).
 - 200% reflow (720×450): **no horizontal scroll** (`scrollWidth == clientWidth == 720`); deadline cards reflow from 1×4 to 2×2, no overlap or clipping. Pass.
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@
   - Severity guess: P2
 
 - **F6. Mobile hero omits the value proposition shown on desktop**
-  - Evidence: Desktop hero has the "UPDATED WITH 2026/2027…" badge + subheading "24,000+ primary and secondary schools with KS2 SATs, GCSE results, Ofsted grades… side by side, in one place" (`j1-home-desktop-fold.png`). The mobile hero (`j1-home-mobile-fold.png`) drops both — below the poetic-but-vague H1 there is only a search box.
+  - Evidence: Desktop hero has the "UPDATED WITH 2026/2027…" badge + subheading "27,000+ primary and secondary schools with KS2 SATs, GCSE results, Ofsted grades… side by side, in one place" (`j1-home-desktop-fold.png`). The mobile hero (`j1-home-mobile-fold.png`) drops both — below the poetic-but-vague H1 there is only a search box.
   - Criterion violated: Nielsen #1 (Visibility of system status) / recognition-over-recall; mobile content-parity best practice (the primary 63%-of-entries viewport should not lose the core "what is this and why trust it" copy).
   - Argument: A first-time parent landing on mobile sees "Every school in England, compared." + a bare box, with no statement of coverage, data sources, or freshness. Weak/absent value proposition above the fold is a classic driver of immediate exits — directly relevant to the 46% home-exit rate.
   - Severity guess: P2 (candidate P1 given mobile is the primary, highest-traffic viewport)

nextjs-app/components/HomeView.tsx

@@ -463,20 +463,6 @@ export function HomeView({ initialSchools, filters, totalSchools, howItWorks, ed
               geoState={geoState}
               geoError={geoError}
             />
-
-            {/*
-              Sits under the search rather than in the footer on purpose: this
-              is the one line on the page written in the first person, and it
-              earns its place at the moment someone is deciding whether to
-              trust a site full of government statistics. In the footer it
-              would be true and unread.
-
-              It is deliberately the only such claim — the page's other trust
-              signals are all about the data's provenance, which is checkable.
-              This one is about who made it, which is not, so it is stated
-              once, plainly, and never repeated.
-            */}
-            <p className={styles.heroByline}>Built for parents, by a parent.</p>
           </div>
 
           {/*