feat: redesign the landing page and brand - #43
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The home page now says what Commit Check does in its first line and walks a visitor to the entry point that fits them: CLI, pre-commit hook, GitHub Action, GitHub App or MCP server. Two animated demos show the tool at work: a commit-msg hook rejecting and then accepting a message, and the GitHub Action's PR comment, job summary, PR-title, message and branch checks. Both are plain HTML driven by a small timeline script, rest on their final frame without JavaScript or under reduced motion, and pause while off screen. The brand is one system across the site: a new mark (a commit on a history line, ticked), an Ink header and footer on every page, Signal Blue kept at the README badge's #2c9ccd, Bricolage Grotesque for headings and Instrument Sans for text. Favicon, touch icon and social cards follow it. The Team plan is shown as coming soon, on the home page and in the App guide, since it is not on sale yet.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation landing page was rebuilt with a new visual design, interactive terminal and GitHub Action demonstrations, and updated product, rules, and pricing content. Theme fonts, colors, responsive styling, and navigation were also updated. ChangesDocumentation landing page
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LandingPage
participant landing.js
participant IntersectionObserver
participant requestAnimationFrame
LandingPage->>landing.js: Starts on document$ or DOMContentLoaded
landing.js->>LandingPage: Finds elements with timeline data attributes
landing.js->>IntersectionObserver: Observes the terminal
IntersectionObserver-->>landing.js: Reports terminal visibility
landing.js->>requestAnimationFrame: Schedules visible animation frames
landing.js->>LandingPage: Updates timeline classes and typed text
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Visitors could choose an integration that does not enforce their expected rules, expect comments on fork pull requests that do not appear, or copy a configuration example that fails to parse. These should be corrected before merging; the reduced-motion demo also needs its promised static view. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/index.md`:
- Line 379: Update the author_email_pattern example in the HTML paragraph to use
valid TOML string syntax, such as a single-quoted literal string, so readers can
copy it into cchk.toml without a parse error.
- Line 76: Update the “Pick the entry point” paragraph in the docs index to
clarify that surfaces share configuration and rule IDs only where those rules
apply; note that the GitHub App does not enforce CC301–CC304 and direct readers
to the CLI or hooks for those rules.
- Line 157: Update the cc-caption paragraph in the demo to disclose that fork
pull requests use a read-only token by default and that posting comments
requires enabling write tokens for fork workflows. Link the qualification to the
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In `@docs/javascripts/landing.js`:
- Around line 202-218: Update setupDemo so reduced-motion mode returns before
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| <h2 id="cc-paths-title" class="cc-h2">One config file. Five places to enforce it.</h2> | ||
| <p class="cc-sub">Pick the entry point that matches how your team works. Every one reads the same <code>cchk.toml</code> and reports the same rule IDs — start with one, add the rest later.</p> |
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Qualify the claim that all five surfaces enforce one policy.
The GitHub App reads cchk.toml, but it does not run push, file, or tag rules. A team that selects only the App will not enforce configured CC301–CC304 rules. State that the surfaces share a config and rule IDs where those rules apply, and direct readers to the CLI or hooks for the excluded rules. (commit-check.com)
As per path instructions, “The site documents what the tool does, in the version a reader can install today. Prefer fixing a page over adding one.”
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In `@docs/index.md` at line 76, Update the “Pick the entry point” paragraph in the
docs index to clarify that surfaces share configuration and rule IDs only where
those rules apply; note that the GitHub App does not enforce CC301–CC304 and
direct readers to the CLI or hooks for those rules.
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| <p class="cc-caption"><strong>One report on the pull request, edited in place on every push.</strong><span>Turn it on with <code>pr-comments: true</code></span></p> |
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Disclose the fork pull-request exception.
By default, fork pull requests receive a read-only token. pr-comments: true therefore fails to post unless the repository enables write tokens for fork workflows. Add this qualification beside the demo and link to the fork guidance.
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-<p class="cc-caption"><strong>One report on the pull request, edited in place on every push.</strong><span>Turn it on with <code>pr-comments: true</code></span></p>
+<p class="cc-caption"><strong>One report on the pull request, edited in place on every push.</strong><span>Turn it on with <code>pr-comments: true</code>. Fork pull requests use a read-only token by default, so comments fail unless the repository enables <em>Send write tokens to workflows from pull requests</em>. <a href="guides/github-actions/#pull-requests-from-forks">See the fork guidance.</a></span></p>📝 Committable suggestion
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| <p class="cc-caption"><strong>One report on the pull request, edited in place on every push.</strong><span>Turn it on with <code>pr-comments: true</code></span></p> | |
| <p class="cc-caption"><strong>One report on the pull request, edited in place on every push.</strong><span>Turn it on with <code>pr-comments: true</code>. Fork pull requests use a read-only token by default, so comments fail unless the repository enables <em>Send write tokens to workflows from pull requests</em>. <a href="guides/github-actions/#pull-requests-from-forks">See the fork guidance.</a></span></p> |
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In `@docs/index.md` at line 157, Update the cc-caption paragraph in the demo to
disclose that fork pull requests use a read-only token by default and that
posting comments requires enabling write tokens for fork workflows. Link the
qualification to the existing fork guidance while preserving the current demo
text.
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| <p class="cc-group__head"><span>Author identity</span><code>CC101–CC102</code></p> | ||
| <p class="cc-group__desc">Names and emails that match the patterns you set — here <code>author_email_pattern = "@acme\.dev$"</code> — so a build box cannot write itself into the history.</p> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make the author-email example valid TOML.
The shown author_email_pattern = "@acme\.dev$" contains \. inside a TOML basic string. A reader who copies it into cchk.toml gets a parse error instead of an author-email rule. Use a single-quoted TOML literal string, or escape the backslash. (toml.io)
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-<code>author_email_pattern = "`@acme`\.dev$"</code>
+<code>author_email_pattern = '`@acme`\.dev$'</code>As per path instructions, “The site documents what the tool does, in the version a reader can install today. Prefer fixing a page over adding one.”
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| <p class="cc-group__desc">Names and emails that match the patterns you set — here <code>author_email_pattern = "@acme\.dev$"</code> — so a build box cannot write itself into the history.</p> | |
| <p class="cc-group__desc">Names and emails that match the patterns you set — here <code>author_email_pattern = '@acme\.dev$'</code> — so a build box cannot write itself into the history.</p> |
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In `@docs/index.md` at line 379, Update the author_email_pattern example in the
HTML paragraph to use valid TOML string syntax, such as a single-quoted literal
string, so readers can copy it into cchk.toml without a parse error.
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Preserve the static fallback when reduced motion is enabled.
When document$ initializes the home page with motion set to false, setupDemo still adds is-ready and calls select(0, false). That hides every panel except the first one. This contradicts the landing page contract that reduced-motion users see every Action panel listed.
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In `@docs/javascripts/landing.js` around lines 202 - 218, Update setupDemo so
reduced-motion mode returns before adding is-ready or calling select(0, false);
this preserves the static display of every Action panel. Keep the existing
interactive setup for motion-enabled users unchanged.
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The header, the hero and the footer were Ink in both schemes, so at the top of the page the sun and moon changed nothing a reader could see, and the three-state toggle added a "follow system" step that, on a light system, changed nothing at all. The light scheme now has a white header and a light hero, and the toggle has two states; the first visit still follows the system through the palette's media queries.
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What changes
Home page. Rewritten around what a visitor needs to know first:
Fix: add streaming support, suggests the fix, and accepts it.cchk.tomlfanning out to the five entry points (CLI, pre-commit, Action, App, MCP), each a card linking to its guide. On a phone these become a list.pr-comments,job-summary,pr-title,messageandbranch, plus a copyable workflow.Brand, site-wide.
#2c9ccd.Pricing. The Team plan reads "Coming soon" on the home page and in the App guide.
How the demos work
docs/javascripts/landing.jsis a small timeline player. The markup inindex.mdcarriesdata-on/data-from/data-until/data-type/data-hlattributes (documented at the top of the file), andlanding.cssdefines each state.prefers-reduced-motion: every demo shows its final frame, and the Action panels are listed one under another.The sample output comes from real commit-check 2.18.0 runs. The only omission is the ASCII-art banner, and HTML comments say so where it is left out. Code ligatures are off, so
==>is not drawn as an arrow.The workflow snippet adds
types: [..., edited]. It enablespr-title, and the Action README notes that withouteditedan edited title is not re-checked.Docs sync
rev:pins name v2.18.0.python -m pytest tests/ -qpasses (10 tests).mkdocs build --strictpasses, with and without social cards.Not in this PR
docs/terms.mdstill mentions a 14-day Team trial; it is a legal page, left for a separate decision.demo.gif,demo-poster.pngandmerge-box.pngare no longer referenced by any page.Summary by CodeRabbit