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The center now shows only the brushed-metal DSIT logo mark, radiating a soft pulsing gold glow behind it and a slow sweep of light across its surface for a glory-shine effect — the moon and the "One platform" tagline that used to sit alongside it have been removed, so the mark stands alone. The orbital scene itself has no background of its own — only the scattered three.js starfield shows through — and it's the page background behind it that carries the full gradient: white at the very top, turning gray right around the header's midpoint, then a long, gradual fade down into dark blue that holds for most of the page, finally deepening to black by the time the footer arrives. The eight picture cards flanking the orbit (four per side) show the core systems DSIT works with: server rooms, raised flooring, AI systems, smart home systems, network installation, telephony & wiring, servers, and switches & routers — each one now lighting up with a glow in its own accent color on hover, instead of the old automatic shimmer sweep. Each service label orbiting the logo still rides its own tilted elliptical track in real, continuous motion, trailing a comet-tail of light (with a larger head and a matching, gradually-tapering tail) — not a fixed layout or a baked video, but a live three.js WebGL scene, so it stays sharp at any screen size, and every label is still real, selectable text.

The wordmark now reads "Digital Supply for IT" in dark blue, styled like the old status line; the logo is larger, and a thin 3D-beveled divider now sits under the header. Nav buttons are dark orange by default; the link to the page you're currently on turns dark blue instead, on both pages. The header and footer sit directly on the page background with no panel of their own, in white/dark-blue text as appropriate — this header/footer/background system, and the page's 1180px-wide content column, will carry over identically to every new page we build. Clicking the logo always goes back to this Home page.