StealThis .dev
Pages Medium

AI Product — Code Assistant Landing

A developer-native marketing landing page for Cortex, a fictional AI coding assistant. Built on a dark editor theme with mono headlines and syntax-highlight accents, it pairs a self-typing fake code editor hero with a supported-languages strip, a four-feature grid, a tabbed live demo that switches between completion, repo chat and fix modes, a copyable install snippet, developer testimonials, a monthly-yearly pricing table, a closing CTA and footer. Pure HTML, CSS and vanilla JS.

Open in Lab
html css vanilla-js
Targets: JS HTML

Code

Code Assistant Landing

A full one-page marketing site for Cortex, a fictional AI coding assistant, dressed in a developer-native dark editor theme (#0d1117) with a JetBrains Mono headline voice, an Inter body, and GitHub-style syntax colors as the accent palette. The hero pairs strong copy with a tilted “fake editor” mockup whose code types itself in via JavaScript — ending with a green ghost-text autocomplete suggestion and a blinking caret. A languages strip and a social-proof logo row reinforce the pitch before the page goes deep.

The body runs through five distinct sections: a four-card feature grid (autocomplete, repo-aware chat, safe refactors, provable tests), an interactive tabbed demo that switches between completion, chat and fix views, a 30-second install block with a copy-to-clipboard CLI snippet, three developer testimonials, and a monthly/yearly pricing table with a live toggle. A gradient CTA band and a multi-column footer close it out.

Every interaction is vanilla JS: a sticky nav that gains a shadow on scroll, a mobile hamburger menu, IntersectionObserver scroll-reveal, the IntersectionObserver-triggered hero typewriter, accessible demo tabs, the clipboard copy with a toast confirmation, and the pricing toggle that rewrites the amounts. It is fully responsive down to ~360px and honors prefers-reduced-motion by rendering the editor in its final state instead of animating.

Illustrative UI only — fictional brand, not a real product.