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Wiki — Developer Docs Landing

A polished developer-documentation home for the fictional Aurora SDK, in the Stripe / Vercel / Tailwind docs mold: a grid-lit hero with product name, tagline, a big search-docs trigger and a copyable install block with package-manager tabs, a grid of popular guides and reference topic cards with drawn icons, a language-tabbed code sample showcase, a strip of CSS-drawn SDK logos, and a footer. A header light/dark toggle persists the real page theme, copy buttons work, and a Cmd+K command palette searches a fictional doc index.

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Developer Docs Landing

A sharp, technical documentation home page for the fictional Aurora SDK — a typed data platform for edge-native apps — built in the mold of the Stripe, Vercel, and Tailwind docs. A sticky blurred header carries the brand mark, primary nav, a Search docs ⌘K trigger, a GitHub link, and a working theme toggle. The hero sits on a masked grid background with a gradient headline, a large search-docs button, and an install block whose tabs switch between npm, pnpm, bun, and yarn commands — each copyable with one click.

Below the hero, a three-column grid of popular guides (each with a CSS/SVG icon and read time) sits above a Browse by topic reference grid with page counts. A language-tabbed code showcase swaps between TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust samples with lightweight syntax highlighting and a copy button, followed by a strip of CSS-drawn SDK logos, a call-to-action band, and a multi-column footer.

The interactions are all vanilla JS: the theme toggle flips a real light/dark palette and persists the choice in localStorage (falling back to the OS preference), copy buttons confirm with a toast, and a full K command palette overlay — also opened with / — live-filters a fictional doc index with the query highlighted, supports / navigation, Enter to jump, and Esc to close. The whole page is responsive down to ~360px, where the nav collapses, grids stack, and the palette reflows.

Illustrative UI only — fictional articles, products, and data.