Maps
Mapped places use the location itself as the primary visual context.
The public portal intentionally avoids article thumbnails, stock photographs and decorative hero photography. Location pages use maps; other pages use typography, category symbols, timelines, facts and structured cards.
Mapped places use the location itself as the primary visual context.
History pages emphasize periods, dates, sources and chronology instead of generic images.
Search and category cards prioritize title, subject, region, excerpt and reading time.
Lightweight symbols and a consistent type hierarchy replace decorative thumbnails.