Perihelion Observatory — Dark Observatory Sky Tonight Page for Divi 5

Perihelion Observatory Sky Tonight is a four-section dark full-landing page built entirely in Sora on a two-tone deep-space palette: an ink-black #080714 hero and FAQ section bookend two midtone #12102a content sections, creating a deliberate rhythm that feels like moving through a dark observatory from dome to terrace. The hero drops a full-viewport Pexels night-sky photo behind a 70% dark gradient overlay, with 120px top padding scaling down to 64px on phones, so the breadcrumb trail, 56px H1, and constrained 600px lead line sit in generous breathing room without ever feeling cramped on a handset.

The second section is built around a group-carousel module showing six celestial targets — the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Meteors, Andromeda, and Satellites — each card stacking a square amber (#ffb454) icon tile, an H3 name, and a two-line muted-lavender (#a8a3c8) description. The carousel shows three slides on desktop, two on tablet, and one on phone, with white arrow navigation and no dot-nav, keeping the interface clean and purposeful. The 14px uppercase Sora label above the H2 and a max-width 640px body constrain the prose column so it never competes with the carousel.

The third section pairs a narrow left column carrying a label-heading-text-divider stack ("naked eye" vs. "through the telescope") with a wider right column holding a native Divi 5 before-after-image module: a bare night-sky on one side, a sharp-crescent moon on the other. The asymmetric flex split — 9/24 left, 15/24 right — lets the comparison slider dominate without feeling unbalanced, and both columns stack full-width on tablet and phone. The fourth section delivers a numbered tip list (01/02/03 at 80px weight-700) separated by #2b2750 dividers, then closes with a centered accordion (#12102a toggle backgrounds, a warm amber box-shadow) that handles six visitor questions in the observatory's own voice.