Showcase value proposition of the zines/learn@ rather than explaining the project

A marketing copy should not explain that "The Fujoshi Guide to Web Development is an upcoming series of instructional [zines](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zine) about coding”, it should be pointing at someone’s “pain” and show that whatever you’re selling/giving out will make that pain go away or ease it. Think informercials: "does *this* ever happen to you?"

In this case:
- Lost in a sea of jargon? Our guides give you just enough to navigate without overwhelmign you with it
- Want to grow beyond HTML but don’t know where to go? Let us help you
- Hard time focusing on code? What if it had _blorbos_?

There is space for also a more “not for fandom but for the audience that cares about fandom learning” explanation, but that is not the main page.

The issue targets the site's main page, but names no file. Read the current page copy and compare it with the listed audience pain points; done means the page leads with the zines' value proposition rather than mainly explaining what they are.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.