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Reference products

Sixteen working pages built from the public API, grouped by what you are trying to build. Each one names the components it uses, runs on deterministic local data, and is driven by a real browser test rather than a screenshot.

What these pages are for

A component gallery proves a control works. A product proves the controls compose. These pages exist to find the second kind of failure — the spacing that only breaks when four components meet, the focus that is lost when an overlay opens over a table, the empty state nobody wrote because the demo data was never empty.

General-purpose products

Marketing, software, publishing and community. Four different products, one component set, and no finance vocabulary anywhere in them.

Personal websites

Personal sites are a first-class product direction, not a smaller marketing page. These four are deliberately different from each other — a career, a bibliography, a portfolio and a garden — because one template with a different accent colour serves none of them.

Vertical journeys

One convincing flow each, rather than eight half-finished applications. Every one of them is a user journey with a beginning, an action and a result.

How to read these pages

Every experience states the components it uses and the journey its browser test drives. The state is local and deterministic; the appearance pinned at the top of each page is part of the demonstration, not a requirement.

Change the palette, type voice or spatial depth in the appearance controls and the whole page follows, because nothing here is styled by hand — the same attributes that restyle the component gallery restyle a product.

Two things are intentionally absent: real checkout, and real model calls. Both are represented by local state with the same shape as the real interaction.

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