Inner page structure: three options
Same content (News and Fees), three ways to open the page. Screenshots at 1885×930. Click any screenshot for the live page. All three keep the header, cards, tables and footer as they are, only the way the page starts changes.
Title bar: one line, then content
A 66px strip under the header: section name on the left, sub-navigation tabs (News / Insights / Events, or Plans / Side by side / Documents on Fees), a one-line note on the right. Cards start at 190px. Most content on the first screen, no colour band. Feels like a product/service page (Bloomberg, IBKR).
Split band: dark intro column, content beside it
The page is cut vertically, not horizontally. Left third is the midnight column with section name, standfirst and sub-navigation; right two thirds start the content immediately (cards, plan cards). Keeps the brand colour and the sense of a chapter opening, and still shows content on the first screen. Most distinctive of the three.
Left rail: section title and sub-navigation as a sticky sidebar
Light throughout. A 250px rail holds the section name, a short standfirst, the sub-navigation (on Fees: Tariff plans / Side by side / Fee Schedule PDF / All documents) and one useful line. The rail stays on screen while the content scrolls. Strongest structure for pages with several parts (Fees, Documents, Partners). Reads like an institution's document hub (Investec, Goldman).
Same three on 390px
A collapses to title + tabs; B stacks the dark intro above the cards; C puts the rail above the content.
Footer: three formats
F0 is the current footer (reverted to the 900px measure). F1 fills the right side with the contact and licence block. F2 is the institutional layout: link columns above, legal text in two newspaper columns below. Open all three live.
