Update landing page - #185
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WalkthroughUpdated landing page copy in two React components, changing headers, paragraphs, and button labels. Maintained existing onClick behavior to open Calendly. Introduced a potential typo in a CSS className in OrbitalSystem.tsx. No structural, logic, or exported API changes. Changes
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Summary of Changes
Hello @nk-ag, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've updated the landing page's marketing copy to better articulate the product's value proposition, specifically introducing "Exosphere" and its core capabilities for managing AI agents. The changes focus on refining the messaging in key sections, including the main call-to-action and the hero section, to provide a clearer and more compelling narrative about the platform's benefits.
Highlights
- Updated CTA Section Copy: The main call-to-action (CTA) section's heading and descriptive text have been updated to introduce "Exosphere" and its benefits for AI workflow management.
- Refined CTA Button Text: The CTA button text in the
BookCallCTAcomponent was changed from "Start batching" to "Book a call" for clearer user action. - Revised Hero Section Messaging: The primary hero section's heading and paragraph were revised to emphasize "scalable infra for your AI agents" and detail its dynamic workflow, autoscaling, and state persistence features.
- Adjusted Hero Button Text: A button in the hero section was updated from "Start batching" to "See how it works" to better guide users towards more information.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the text content on the landing page, specifically in the BookCallCTA and OrbitalSystem components, to better reflect the product's offerings. My review identifies a typo in a Tailwind CSS class that would prevent a style from being applied, and also suggests some formatting improvements for better code readability.
| <p className={`${darkerGrotesque.className} text-[#B3D6FF] text-sm sm:text-base md:text-lg lga:text-xl mb-6 md:mb-8 drop-shadow-md text-center md:text-left`}> | ||
| Dynamically branch workflows at runtime, automatically scale compute resources, and reliably persist agent state so your AI agents can handle any workload effortlessly. |
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There's a typo in the Tailwind CSS class lga:text-xl on line 30; it should be lg:text-xl. This typo prevents the text-xl style from being applied on large screens. Additionally, the text content on line 31 is not correctly indented, which affects code readability.
<p className={`${darkerGrotesque.className} text-[#B3D6FF] text-sm sm:text-base md:text-lg lg:text-xl mb-6 md:mb-8 drop-shadow-md text-center md:text-left`}>
Dynamically branch workflows at runtime, automatically scale compute resources, and reliably persist agent state so your AI agents can handle any workload effortlessly.| Offload autoscaling, branching logic, and state storage. Exosphere keeps every agent running reliably from your first prototype to millions of tasks. | ||
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The text content within this <p> tag has inconsistent indentation and an unnecessary blank line. For better readability and to maintain a consistent code style, please correct the indentation and remove the extra line.
Offload autoscaling, branching logic, and state storage. Exosphere keeps every agent running reliably from your first prototype to millions of tasks.1 participant
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