chore(website): add product showcase screenshots to landing page#34
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Replace standalone second screenshot with an alternating image+text showcase section featuring project dashboard, screen specifications, technology choices, and acceptance criteria screenshots from the README.
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Replace the standalone second screenshot with an alternating image+text showcase section featuring four product features: project dashboard, screen specifications, technology choices, and acceptance criteria.
Each row pairs a screenshot with a brief headline and description to help visitors understand what the product does. The layout is fully responsive — images display left/right alternating on desktop, then stack vertically on mobile.