Showcase more of modern PHP on the landing page - #9
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New card grid covering enums, traits, match, readonly, named arguments, nullsafe and attributes, plus a nav link and a feature test.
Extends the existing hero tabs so visitors can see an enum and a trait example next to the current snippets.
Moves the inline styles and scripts into public/css/app.css and public/js/app.js, and breaks the page into section partials plus a feature-card component. No build step; assets are served statically.
Adds a color-scheme meta, sameAs profile links on the author structured data, and aria-labelledby on the content sections.
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whyphp.dev makes a great case for modern PHP, but the landing page only
demos a few features in passing. This PR adds more of what makes PHP good
in 2026 and tidies up the page structure, while staying in keeping with the
site's minimalism: no build step, no new dependencies.
Features:
match, readonly, named arguments, the nullsafe operator, and attributes.
Each card has a short one line reason and a syntax highlighted snippet.
Housekeeping:
and moved the inline styles and scripts into public/css/app.css and
public/js/app.js. Still no build step; assets are served statically.
structured data, and aria-labelledby on the content sections.
Covered by a feature test. The restructure leaves the rendered page unchanged.