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This is super unfinished, but in the spirit of working in the open I'm pushing up what I've done so far. The goal here is to provide a bit more information about what SvelteKit is and why you'd use it when you visit the home page.
There's lots of room for discussion about what belongs here — this is just a starting point. My hope is that we can present a landing page that's breezy and whimsical but also communicates that SvelteKit is a serious framework for serious apps.
Various TODOs:
get permission from offerzen to use this video of people talking about svelte
add subtitles to video
make this design element work at different screen sizes
(and also make it clearer that the image was rendered on-demand in an edge function)
make it look decent on mobile
dark mode
collect testimonials and showcase sites (use dark mode screenshots where applicable)
figure out if there's any other features/etc we want to highlight here, or if we want to go deeper into showing people what building SvelteKit apps looks like
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Maybe I only dreamt that, but I think the icons where to deploy to were highlighted at some point when you hover over it, which is no longer the case. Could we get that back (if it ever was there 😅 )?
The new homepage looks amazing! But just a small note, the link to Dropzone.js is actually dropzone.dev, but in the code, it is listed as just dropzone
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preview: https://kit-svelte-dev-git-update-homepage-svelte.vercel.app/
This is super unfinished, but in the spirit of working in the open I'm pushing up what I've done so far. The goal here is to provide a bit more information about what SvelteKit is and why you'd use it when you visit the home page.
There's lots of room for discussion about what belongs here — this is just a starting point. My hope is that we can present a landing page that's breezy and whimsical but also communicates that SvelteKit is a serious framework for serious apps.
Various TODOs:
get permission from offerzen to use this video of people talking about svelte
add subtitles to video
make this design element work at different screen sizes
(and also make it clearer that the image was rendered on-demand in an edge function)
make it look decent on mobile
dark mode
collect testimonials and showcase sites (use dark mode screenshots where applicable)
figure out if there's any other features/etc we want to highlight here, or if we want to go deeper into showing people what building SvelteKit apps looks like