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Jcode Homepage

A developer-tool homepage that reads like an engineering notebook: install command first, then fifteen thousand pixels of charts.

Jcode Homepage — full Homepages screenshot

The teardown

A 14,685-pixel single-column homepage for jcode, an open-source terminal coding agent. Everything is set in monospace on white, in a column roughly half the viewport wide, with a table-of-contents rail in the right margin. The hero is short: the name, a halftone sphere, a one-line install command with a copy button, and download buttons per OS. Everything below is argued with measurement. A GitHub star-history chart sits where a logo wall would usually go. Sections on resource efficiency, benchmark results, confidence stepping, memory and customisability each lead with a chart or table, and most comparisons are against Claude Code or other named agents. The page ends on a changelog generated from commit messages and a text-link footer.