One public issue can drain your private repos

Create a responsive landing page for a neighborhood emergency leak detection and pipe repair service, styled as a vintage mid-century trade advertisement. Structure: a full width emergency strip at the very top with one promise and one anchor link; a two column signboard hero framed by a thick ink border, with a heavy slab headline and a badge cluster of small bordered permit chips on the left and a halftone lithograph illustration of copper pipes with one blue drip on the right; a featured work order panel for the lead service; stacked call-out ticket rows for the remaining services, each opening with a stamped work order label rotated one degree; a single rate card panel of labeled rows; a plain contact ledger. Include a horizontal pipe route diagram built from labeled station chips joined by a thick cobalt line with round copper valve joints, ending at a station with a small drip. Palette: cream paper #F6EFDC, deep indigo ink #1F2A50, cobalt #2449B4 for loud marks and the strip, water teal #3E7C96 for quiet emphasis, copper #B4713E for valves and stamps. Type: Alfa Slab One for the signboard display, Karla for body and paperwork, Space Mono for stamped uppercase labels. Keep body text at 19px or larger with line height at least 1.6, square corners with at most a 4px radius on chips, real hover and focus states, offset solid shadows instead of soft glows, no fake phone numbers or dead controls, no neon or gradient defaults, and keep the illustration free of readable text.