I'm improve a website of Dream

[wux4an]

The project’s design and API reminded me a lot of Go (which is the ecosystem I come from), and because the library really caught my interest—especially due to its rich documentation—I decided to build a small website/landing page for the project.

It’s not perfect; it’s only the second one I’ve built, but I wanted to use my UX experience to contribute something positive to the project.

The site isn’t finished yet. I still need to add CI/CD, fix some broken documentation links, and of course get your feedback—especially regarding things like the color palette and overall visual direction.

I’d really appreciate any feedback, whether it’s about UX, visuals, or alignment with Dream’s philosophy.

@dcrockwell

Homapage:

Desktop

Mobile

Docs Overview:

Desktop

Mobile

[dcrockwell]

WOW! THAT'S AMAZING!!!

I'm gonna show this to the TrustBound team at our meeting tomorrow morning! Looks great!

[wux4an]

Thanks to reply!!!

I'm glad you liked it.

Just in case, use React with Docusaurus, not Gleam with Lustre.

[Intoxii]

Wow this amazing work cant wait to see the finished project. Thank you for your contribution! 🙌🙌

[wux4an]

I’m just missing a few final touches, such as setting up CI/CD and resolve example broken links. One of the visual changes I decided to make was improving the Get Started button.

Before:

After:

[wux4an]

Okay, I’ve fixed the broken example links so they now point strictly to GitHub.

The good: they work correctly on the website.
The downside: if someone is reading the docs on GitHub and clicks an example link, GitHub will reload the page.

But honestly—who is going to read the docs on GitHub when there’s a website that provides a much better experience?

Final step: Add CI/CD

[wux4an]

I finish it, I'm going todo the PR.