# Original prompt

Build a tiny one-page static site with a heading and one stylesheet.

# Generated expansion

# Continuation Specification

Continue work on the existing `simple-beautiful-page` project as a tiny, elegant one-page static site.

## Goal
Maintain a centered typographic hero with a warm white background, near-black serif heading, muted gray supporting copy, and a short ochre divider. The page should remain spacious, responsive, semantic, and intentionally minimal.

## Existing files
- `index.html`: semantic document structure and visible hero content.
- `style.css`: all visual presentation, including layout, typography, colors, spacing, and responsive behavior.
- `app.js`: minimal DOM-ready enhancement that sets `document.documentElement.dataset.ready = "true"`.
- `docs/design-reference.png`: non-authoritative visual reference.

## Requirements
- Keep the heading and supporting text directly in semantic HTML.
- Keep styling in `style.css`.
- Keep JavaScript optional and minimal; it should not become the renderer or own the page content.
- Preserve the single-page, dependency-free setup and direct browser-opening workflow.
- Preserve the spacious centered hero and restrained visual palette.
- Validate changes in a browser when possible, including mobile and desktop viewport widths.

## Constraints
- Do not add frameworks, package dependencies, a build pipeline, or unrelated sections.
- Do not replace the existing page with a canvas or JavaScript-generated UI.
- Do not treat the reference image as authoritative over the original prompt or semantic target.
- Since generated code has not been executed here, do not assume the page is fully verified until it is opened in a browser.

## Suggested completion checks
1. Open `index.html` directly in a modern browser.
2. Confirm the hero content and divider are visible without JavaScript-generated markup.
3. Check responsive behavior at narrow and wide widths.
4. Inspect the console for errors and verify the stylesheet and script load successfully.
5. Compare the result with `docs/design-reference.png` and make only restrained visual adjustments.