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Old complete Figma design as the base, three iterations layering in genuinely useful new sections: brain context (why this surfaced) · Cicero's pick (one recommended chapter) · insider tips (tactical, not generic) · photo moment (one shot, one angle) · locals' angle (the secret nobody publishes) · time math (does it fit your day?) · verdict (Michelin-style frankness) · right-now availability. All readability bugs fixed — black text on white phones.

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WHY YOU'RE HERE

Sunset in 22 min. Sant'Ignazio's ceiling pretends to be a sky — best seen with low golden light bleeding through the windows. 7 min walk, you'll be inside right when the light hits.

Sant'Ignazio

Open Now · Church · Free
↗ 7 min walk · 600m
Normal Visit About
life📖
Chi è Sant'Ignazio
02:50
famous
L'affresco
02:10
story behind🎨
Visual Description
03:00

Curious? Here's more

life
Caravaggio's insane life
history
Who is Vittorio Emanuele II?
engineer
Building four columns deep

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v1 Brain context first

Adds 1 new section · keeps everything else of the old design

Right under the hero, a brain card explains why this place was surfaced now. Reduces the "why this?" friction. Connects the detail back to the cluster brain that pushed the user here.

NEW · Why you're here — Brain card with mascot + eyebrow + reasoning. Shows the surfacing logic in one informal sentence. The brain that landed you here keeps speaking.
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Sant'Ignazio

Open Now · Church · Free
↗ 7 min walk · 600m
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Closes 19:00 — 47 min from now. No queue right now (live data).

Insider angle locals + travelers swear by

Free, no ticket. Walk in, no queue, no booth.
Stand on the marble disc in the floor under the dome. Look straight up. The dome above you isn't actually there — Pozzo painted it flat in 1685 because they ran out of money.
Shoulders covered required. Scarf shop right outside if needed.
Side entrance via Via dei Caprettari if main door has a wedding/mass.
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Photo moment From the marble disc, phone vertical, 0.5× wide. The trompe-l'œil collapses into a real vault. Best shot in the whole church.

⊛ Locals know

"Right transept has a small Pozzo overlooked by every guidebook. Most tourists leave without seeing it."

Normal Visit About
life📖
Chi è Sant'Ignazio
02:50
famous
L'affresco
02:10
story behind🎨
Visual Description
03:00

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v2 Insider angle

Adds tactical knowledge nobody else publishes

Old design preserved underneath. New layered above the tabs: time-aware urgency strip, insider tips (specific, not vague), one photo moment with directions, locals' secret. Each section is short and useful — never 8 generic bullet points.

NEW · Right Now — closes-in-X with live queue status
NEW · Insider angle — 4 tactical tips locals + repeat travelers actually use
NEW · Photo moment — one spot, one angle, one shot — not a generic "take photos here"
NEW · Locals know — italic, intimate, the secret nobody guidebooks
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WHY YOU'RE HERE

Sunset in 22 min. The ceiling fakes a sky — best in low light. 7 min walk, perfect timing.

Sant'Ignazio

Open Now · Church · Free
↗ 7 min walk · 600m
★
Worth the detour. Most overlooked Baroque ceiling in Rome. 12 min total, free, no queue.
CICERO'S PICK · START HERE
L'affresco
The trompe-l'œil story is the punchline — chapters 1 + 3 are setup.
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⏱ Does it fit?

Walk to here7 min
Inside (full visit)12 min
Walk to Vatican28 min
Vatican slot at 16:00in 47 min
✓ Fits with 0 min to spare. Move now.
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Closes 19:00. No queue right now.
Normal Visit About Tips
life📖
Chi è Sant'Ignazio
02:50
famous · pick★
L'affresco
02:10
story behind🎨
Visual Description
03:00
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Photo moment From the marble disc, phone vertical, 0.5× wide. The trompe-l'œil collapses into a real vault.

⊛ Locals know

"Right transept has a small Pozzo overlooked by every guidebook. Nobody photographs it."

Curious? Here's more

life
Caravaggio's insane life
history
Who is Vittorio Emanuele II?
engineer
Building four columns deep

⌐ Threads from this place

Andrea Pozzo's Rome 3 places Baroque ceilings 5 places Trompe-l'œil masters 2 places

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v3 The full pitch

Old design + every new section, sequenced for the moment

Brain context up top → frank verdict (Michelin-style) → Cicero's pick (one chapter to start, with reasoning) → time math (does this fit your day?) → right-now availability → tabs/chapters with the pick highlighted in gold → photo moment → locals' angle → curious cards → threads/connections → similar nearby. Order is decisional — top half is "should I go", bottom half is "while I'm there."

NEW sections:
• Why you're here (brain) · Verdict (Michelin frankness) · Cicero's pick (one chapter, why)
• Time math (does it fit your booked anchor today?) · Right-now (closes-in-X)
• Photo moment · Locals know · Threads (cross-place themes)

Why these new sections matter

My recommendation

v3 (full pitch) is closest to the right answer — but the order matters more than the content. Above the fold the user needs to know "should I go" (verdict + brain context + math). Below the fold they need "what to do while I'm there" (chapters · pick · photo · locals). v1 is too sparse; v2 is missing the decision tools. v3 sequences both halves correctly.

Easy iteration from here: trim v3 to 2 of {verdict, math, right-now} (pick the most informative for the moment), and decide if Cicero's Pick lives separately or just as a star on the chapter list (v3 shows both).