docs(readme): tighten top-fold — remove H1 and bold tagline#62
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The new hero banner SVG already contains the wordmark "AICertify" and the tagline "Compliance-as-code for AI systems" baked in as part of the brand asset. Keeping the separate H1 and bold tagline paragraph below it duplicated content and pushed the substantive copy (and the hero diagram) down by roughly half a screen. After this change the top sequence is: hero banner → language switcher → one-sentence positioning line (italic) → badges → hero diagram. Applied uniformly to all 5 READMEs (en, zh-CN, ja-JP, ko-KR, hi-IN); each language's localized positioning sentence is preserved. Accessibility: the banner SVG carries <title>AICertify</title> + an alt attribute, so screen readers still get the project name. GitHub's own repo-name heading sits above the README content regardless. Reviewer recommendation in the design pass that produced the new SVGs.
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Summary
Follow-up to PR #61. The new hero banner SVG already contains the wordmark "AICertify" and the tagline "Compliance-as-code for AI systems" baked in. Keeping the separate
<h1>and the bold tagline paragraph below it duplicated content and pushed the substantive copy down.After this change the top sequence is:
Applied uniformly to all 5 READMEs (en + zh-CN + ja-JP + ko-KR + hi-IN). Each language's localized positioning sentence is preserved.
Accessibility check: the banner SVG carries
<title>AICertify</title>plus an alt attribute, so screen readers still get the project name. GitHub's own repo-name heading sits above the README content regardless of what's in the README.Test plan