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You need to implement a STUNNING landing page for Reatom state manager [email protected]. Sections (screens):

• title "Reatom - state managers for any kind of apps", describtion: "Lightest and simpliest at start, extreamly feature-rich for a grow". Add beatiful gradient. Need some fancy aniated background.
• features (each in a unique beatiful floating card):
  • signal architecture
  • small and performant
  • forms
  • router
  • most advanced async management
  • HUGE amount of small helpers
  • framework agnostic and microfrontend-friendly
  • incredibe debug abilities
• a place to code example with a two sides: the code, the list of describtions and features
• Roadmap
• Footer with links:
  • docs
  • en twitter
  • en discord
  • en github discussion
  • ru telegram

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Reatom Landing Page Implementation Guide

You need to implement a STUNNING landing page for Reatom state manager in index.astro.

Each page (screen) should follow all best UX and UI practices: accessibility, performance, SEO, mobile / tablet / desktop layout (or responsive), etc. A page should be well designed and look beautiful, there shouldn't be an empty space, fill each page with a few small nice individual elements.

Use Astro and regular CSS, you can use JS or libraries for animations.

Branding Style

Modern Tech Minimalism - Clean, sophisticated design with subtle sci-fi elements. Think atomic/molecular (circles) imagery with smooth gradients (matte (paper) black, deep electric blues), geometric patterns, and particle effects. Typography should be crisp and contemporary. Color palette: primary matte (paper) black and nightsky blue, accent gold for success states, warm grays for text. The overall feel should be "intelligent simplicity" - powerful yet approachable, like a premium developer tool that's both cutting-edge and reliable.

Reatom favicon:

<svg viewBox="0 0 400 400" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill="#151134" stroke="#fff" stroke-width="15px">
  <circle cx="200" cy="200" r="200" fill="#fff" stroke-width="0"/>
  <circle cx="200" cy="200" r="175" stroke-width="0"/>
  <circle cx="180" cy="180" r="130"/>
  <circle cx="215" cy="180" r="70"/>
  <circle cx="150" cy="94" r="38"/>
  <circle cx="100" cy="195" r="40"/>
  <circle cx="165" cy="275" r="30"/>
  <circle cx="250" cy="265" r="20"/>
  <circle cx="57" cy="270" r="20"/>
  <circle cx="215" cy="345" r="36"/>
  <circle cx="310" cy="290" r="36"/>
  <circle cx="345" cy="195" r="30"/>
  <circle cx="321" cy="107" r="25"/>
  <circle cx="260" cy="50" r="20"/>
  <circle cx="120" cy="330" r="25"/>
</svg>

1. Hero Section

Title: "Reatom - state managers for any kind of apps"

Description: "Lightest and simplest at start, extremely feature-rich for growth"

Requirements:

• Beautiful gradient background that creates visual depth
• Fancy animated background elements (particles, geometric shapes, or subtle motion graphics)
• Responsive typography that scales well across devices
• Call-to-action buttons: Get Started (docs link), Try Now (stackblitz link)
• Professional and modern aesthetic that conveys reliability and innovation

2. Features Section

Display features in unique beautiful floating cards with shadows hover effects and unique colors or slightly different tones. Each "visual" representation of a card should be an icon (sprite from PNG image). In desktop and table layout card follow two columns grid.

Feature Cards:

Signal Architecture

• Title: Modern reactive programming paradigm
• Visual: Graph of connected nodes
• Details: The feature of reactivity in Signals: TC39

Small and Performant

• Title: Minimal bundle size with maximum efficiency
• Visual: Lightings
• Details: Treeshaking, benchmarking, microoptimizations and thoughtful internal architecture

Forms

• Title: Comprehensive form state management
• Visual: Document files
• Details: Most powerful validation system and best in class dynamic fields

Router

• Title: Dead simple mighty router
• Visual: Roads and intersections
• Details: Cutting edge combine: async concurrency, typesafe params, suspense

Framework Agnostic and Microfrontend-Friendly

• Title: Framework agnostic
• Visual: Wires
• Details: Abstract and solid for simple testing and microfrontends

Debug

• Title: Devtools
• Visual: Oscilloscope
• Details: mission control center for your app

Ecosystem

This card should take two columns in desktop and table layout!

• Title: Enormous ecosystem
• Visual: Stars and planets
• Details: Incredible extension system and huge set of tiny helpers

3. Code Example Section

Interactive demonstration area with two-panel layout.

Left Panel: Code Editor

• Syntax-highlighted code examples
• Link to playground

Core:

import { urlAtom, computed, withAsyncData } from '@reatom/core'
import { reatomComponent } from '@reatom/react'

const userRoute = urlAtom.route('user/:userId')

const userResource = computed(async () => {
  const { userId } = await userRoute.promise()
  const resp = await fetch(`/api/user/${userId}`)
  return resp.json()
}).extend(withAsyncData())

const UserPage = reatomComponent(() => {
  if (!userResource.ready()) return <div>Loading...</div>

  const { name, bio } = userResource.data()

  return (
    <section>
      <h1>{name} </h1>
      <p> {bio} </p>
    </section>
  )
})

Right Panel: Features & Descriptions

• Visible only in desktop and table layout.
• Each point have a line to relative code part.

List:

- `urlAtom` - atom that handle current URL and may create routes
- `computed` - atom that subscribes to route params atom change
- `withAsyncData` - extension that attach additional atoms to track async
- `reatomComponent` - computed atom with React integrations
- data calling after "early return" - no rules of hooks for Reatom!

4. History Section

Visual timeline or roadmap display showing Reatom's development progress and future plans. Have a two columns, left is a contributors (short), right is a timeline.

Contributors

• 2019: 391 commits, total contributors: ~12
• 2020: 71 commits, total contributors: ~24
• 2021: 152 commits, total contributors: ~26
• 2022: 462 commits, total contributors: ~34
• 2023: 690 commits, total contributors: ~54
• 2024: 407 commits, total contributors: ~72
• 2025: 345 commits, total contributors: ~81

Timeline

• 2019 - combine state and selectors into ACID atoms
• 2021 - touching OOP principles
• 2022 - event - is a temporal state
• 2023 - discover async context
• 2024 - contract-first reactivity, computed factory pattern
• 2025 - async context ponyfill, errors reactivity, suspense, transactions
• 2025Q3 - sync-engine with CvRDTs and CmRDTs
• 2025Q4 - opentelemetry integration
• 2026 - largest headless UI library

Requirements:

• Vertical timeline visualization
• Colorful progress indicators
• Community contribution opportunities
• Amount of contributors for each year in a separate column

5. Footer

Comprehensive footer with organized links and social media presence.

Next buttons

Repeat "Get Started" and "Try Now" buttons in the center of the page.

Documentation

• Link: docs
• Description: Complete documentation and guides

Community & Social

• X: https://x.com/ReatomJS
• Discord Community: https://discord.gg/EPAKK5SNFh
• Issue Tracker: https://github.com/reatom/reatom/issues
• Telegram: https://t.me/reatom_ru

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Reatom Landing Page Implementation Guide

You need to implement a STUNNING landing page for Reatom state manager in index.astro.

Each page (screen) should follow all best UX and UI practices: accessibility, performance, SEO, mobile / tablet / desktop layout (or responsive), etc.

A page should be well designed and look beautiful, there shouldn't be an empty space, fill each page with a few small nice individual elements.

Use Astro and regular CSS, you can use JS or libraries for animations.

Branding Style

Theme: Modern Tech Minimalism with a Celestial Touch

Background:

<filter id="filter">
  <feTurbulence type="fractalNoise" baseFrequency="0.04" numOctaves="5" stitchTiles="stitch" result="NOISE"></feTurbulence>
  <fediffuseLighting lighting-color="#1B1B2A" surfaceScale="4" in=".." result="..">
    <feDistantLight azimuth="150" elevation="140"></feDistantLight>
  </fediffuseLighting>
</filter>

Core Visuals & Feel:

• Clean & Sophisticated: Maintain a minimalist approach, avoiding clutter.
• Subtle Sci-Fi Elements: Incorporate atomic/molecular imagery (circles, like the Reatom logo), sleek geometric patterns, and perhaps very gentle, almost imperceptible particle effects or nebulae in the background.
• Gradients: Use smooth, elegant gradients. Specifically, the main hero section title and description should feature a striking gradient transitioning, for example, from a deep electric blue to a slightly lighter, luminous variant, or incorporating a subtle gold highlight.
• Typography: Crisp, contemporary, and highly legible.

Color Palette - Crucial for Harmony:

• Primary Background: A very dark blue (where #151134 can serve as a base or key component) combined with a matte paper texture to achieve the "paper night sky" effect.
• Accent 1 (Highlight/CTA): Gold – use for primary call-to-action buttons, important icons, or subtle highlights that signify success or premium quality.
• Accent 2 (Supporting Blues): Other shades of deep electric blues and night sky blues to create depth and variation in gradients and UI elements.
• Text: Light gray (e.g., #BBBBBB or #CCCCCC) for body text to ensure excellent readability against the dark background. Headings might use a slightly brighter gray or even an off-white.
• Avoid: Muddy colors or overly bright, neon accents that clash with the sophisticated theme. The colors must be compatible and create a harmonious, premium feel.

Overall Impression: The design should evoke "intelligent simplicity" – a powerful, cutting-edge, and reliable developer tool that feels approachable and inspiring. Every element should contribute to a cohesive, beautiful, and professional aesthetic.

Reatom favicon:

<svg viewBox="0 0 400 400" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill="#151134" stroke="#fff" stroke-width="15px">
  <circle cx="200" cy="200" r="200" fill="#fff" stroke-width="0"/>
  <circle cx="200" cy="200" r="175" stroke-width="0"/>
  <circle cx="180" cy="180" r="130"/>
  <circle cx="215" cy="180" r="70"/>
  <circle cx="150" cy="94" r="38"/>
  <circle cx="100" cy="195" r="40"/>
  <circle cx="165" cy="275" r="30"/>
  <circle cx="250" cy="265" r="20"/>
  <circle cx="57" cy="270" r="20"/>
  <circle cx="215" cy="345" r="36"/>
  <circle cx="310" cy="290" r="36"/>
  <circle cx="345" cy="195" r="30"/>
  <circle cx="321" cy="107" r="25"/>
  <circle cx="260" cy="50" r="20"/>
  <circle cx="120" cy="330" r="25"/>
</svg>

1. Hero Section

Title: "Reatom - state managers for any kind of apps"

Description: "Lightest and simplest at start, extremely feature-rich for growth"

Requirements:

• Beautiful gradient background that creates visual depth
• Fancy animated background elements (particles, geometric shapes, or subtle motion graphics)
• Responsive typography that scales well across devices
• Call-to-action buttons: Get Started (docs link), Try Now (stackblitz link)
• Professional and modern aesthetic that conveys reliability and innovation

2. Features Section

Display features in unique beautiful floating cards with shadows hover effects and unique colors or slightly different tones. Each "visual" representation of a card should be an icon (sprite from PNG image). In desktop and table layout card follow two columns grid.

Feature Cards:

Signal Architecture

• Title: Modern reactive programming paradigm
• Visual: Graph of connected nodes
• Details: The feature of reactivity in Signals: TC39

Small and Performant

• Title: Minimal bundle size with maximum efficiency
• Visual: Lightings
• Details: Treeshaking, benchmarking, microoptimizations and thoughtful internal architecture

Forms

• Title: Comprehensive form state management
• Visual: Document files
• Details: Most powerful validation system and best in class dynamic fields

Router

• Title: Dead simple mighty router
• Visual: Roads and intersections
• Details: Cutting edge combine: async concurrency, typesafe params, suspense

Framework Agnostic and Microfrontend-Friendly

• Title: Framework agnostic
• Visual: Wires
• Details: Abstract and solid for simple testing and microfrontends

Debug

• Title: Devtools
• Visual: Oscilloscope
• Details: mission control center for your app

Ecosystem

This card should take two columns in desktop and table layout!

• Title: Enormous ecosystem
• Visual: Stars and planets
• Details: Incredible extension system and huge set of tiny helpers

3. Code Example Section

Interactive demonstration area with two-panel layout.

Left Panel: Code Editor

• Syntax-highlighted code examples
• Link to playground

Core:

import { urlAtom, computed, withAsyncData } from '@reatom/core'
import { reatomComponent } from '@reatom/react'

const userRoute = urlAtom.route('user/:userId')

const userResource = computed(async () => {
  const { userId } = await userRoute.promise()
  const resp = await fetch(`/api/user/${userId}`)
  return resp.json()
}).extend(withAsyncData())

const UserPage = reatomComponent(() => {
  if (!userResource.ready()) return <div>Loading...</div>

  const { name, bio } = userResource.data()

  return (
    <section>
      <h1>{name} </h1>
      <p> {bio} </p>
    </section>
  )
})

Right Panel: Features & Descriptions

• Visible only in desktop and table layout.
• Each point have a line to relative code part!

List:

- `urlAtom` - atom that handle current URL and may create routes
- `computed` - atom that subscribes to route params atom change
- `withAsyncData` - extension that attach additional atoms to track async
- `reatomComponent` - computed atom with React integrations
- data calling after "early return" - no rules of hooks for Reatom!

4. History Section

Visual timeline or roadmap display showing Reatom's development progress and future plans. Have a two columns, left is a contributors (short), right is a timeline. In the central the list of the years.

Contributors

• 2019: 391 commits, total contributors: ~12
• 2020: 71 commits, total contributors: ~24
• 2021: 152 commits, total contributors: ~26
• 2022: 462 commits, total contributors: ~34
• 2023: 690 commits, total contributors: ~54
• 2024: 407 commits, total contributors: ~72
• 2025: 345 commits, total contributors: ~81

Timeline

• 2019 - combine state and selectors into ACID atoms
• 2021 - touching OOP principles
• 2022 - event - is a temporal state
• 2023 - discover async context
• 2024 - contract-first reactivity, computed factory pattern
• 2025 - async context ponyfill, errors reactivity, suspense, transactions
• 2025Q3 - sync-engine with CvRDTs and CmRDTs
• 2025Q4 - opentelemetry integration
• 2026 - largest headless UI library

Requirements:

• Vertical timeline visualization
• Colorful progress indicators
• Community contribution opportunities

5. Footer

Comprehensive footer with organized links and social media presence.

Next buttons

Repeat "Get Started" and "Try Now" buttons in the center of the page.

Documentation

• Link: docs
• Description: Complete documentation and guides

Community & Social

• X: https://x.com/ReatomJS
• Discord Community: https://discord.gg/EPAKK5SNFh
• Issue Tracker: https://github.com/reatom/reatom/issues
• Telegram: https://t.me/reatom_ru

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That's all. Be creative, impress me!