release(docs): rebuilt feature pages, real logos, value-first copy - #983
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A framed three-step stage (checks every source, finds the cause, tells you what to fix) cycles through three incidents and replaces the example questions and the Slack card. MCP moves to its own row beside the terminal. (cherry picked from commit 3c50d58)
Six motion visuals, each timeline-driven and always rendered, so nothing shifts or starts empty: baseline bands in the hero, how Databunny decides what stays quiet, commit zoom, one thread per problem, fix and verify, and chat with its query. Copy and visual labels were audited against the investigation worker: no weekday baselines, no per-step funnel checks, no rising referral cases, real revenue SQL, and the landing AI section drops a title that matched a competitor's hero. (cherry picked from commit 30c3304)
One consistent story (a copy change that cut signups), a trust line and plain pricing in the hero, a free chat CTA, plan contents on the pricing rows, setup, AI data, and wrong-call FAQs, a renamed funnel-fix section, and legible quiet-list reasons, from three blind first-visit reviews and a retest. (cherry picked from commit 269702a)
…an lookups Moves the timeline, status, and reveal helpers plus FeatureRow into demo-primitives and the plan price and event lookups into the pricing data, so the Databunny and errors pages use one copy. FeatureRow wraps its visual, which clears a React key warning. (cherry picked from commit 960239c)
One story told plainly: a TypeError that hit 312 people. Visitors flowing to checkout, one stuck tab against one real bug, the visit it broke, Databunny's kept-going comparison, and a one-line setup that filters noise. Claims match the capture and dashboard code, and the navbar no longer promises error alerts. (cherry picked from commit bdf9571)
…CTAs from the Databunny and errors pages (cherry picked from commit 3fe2dfe)
…h, team, targeting, and dependency visuals (cherry picked from commit c009e5d)
…drop the repeated flag header (cherry picked from commit fe6c40b)
…keep their padding (cherry picked from commit e65001f)
…al logos and what each one gets you (cherry picked from commit a08de3e)
…with what users get, and swap placeholders for real logos (cherry picked from commit 2a00268)
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| body="You get a heads-up 14 days before it runs out, with time to renew before visitors see a security warning." |
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| body="When a funnel or goal stops matching real traffic, Databunny proposes the fix and confirms it worked after you apply it." | ||
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| title="Fix broken tracking in one click." | ||
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…elpers home, and drop dead hero props and demo-constants (cherry picked from commit 4290144)
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Releases the rebuilt feature pages from staging to main, cherry-picked with
-x.What ships
@icons-pack/react-simple-icons, plus Slack and LinkedIn vendored from Simple Icons 13.21.0. They replace placeholder names such as Acme and Jane Doe, including in the contact, startups, ambassador and OSS form placeholders.apps/docs/app/global.cssnow scanspackages/ui/src, so@databuddy/uiclasses like the hero button padding are generated.MidPageCta, the old demo files, and thed3-geo/topojson-client/world-atlasdependencies.Commits
3c50d58, 30c3304, 269702a, 960239c, bdf9571, 3fe2dfe, c009e5d, fe6c40b, e65001f, a08de3e, 2a00268, 9026152.
Also one commit specific to this release branch, ac7761f. Staging's lockfile also moves nuxt to sdk
^3.0.0, but main's nuxt still declares^2.4.20, so the lockfile here is regenerated against main. The only lockfile change is the removed docs packages.Verification
tsc --noEmitpasses on this branch after building sdk, ui, tracker and devtools. Ultracite is clean on all changed files.apps/docsandbun.lock.Summary by cubic
Releases the rebuilt feature pages from staging to main.
@icons-pack/react-simple-icons.apps/docs/app/global.cssby scanningpackages/ui/srcfor Tailwind classes.demo-primitives.tsx, and removesMidPageCta, old demo files,demo-constants.ts, and thed3-geo,topojson-client, andworld-atlasdependencies.bun.lockagainst main because main's nuxt sdk range (^2.4.20) differs from staging's.Written for commit a2700c4. Summary will update on new commits.