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feat(website): give tag chips a metallic finish and drop the benchmarks CTA#284

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Summary

  • Metallic tag chips. The pill/tag chips across the site now use a subtle low-contrast gradient border instead of the previous flat borders: silver for the database list, gold for the benchmark comparison chips, and indigo for the scene selector plus the blog and tutorial category pills.
  • Consistent selected state. The selected (.on) pill lights up with a brighter gradient border, a soft tinted fill and a lighter label rather than a flat solid fill, so the active state reads the same way across every chip group.
  • Benchmarks page. Removed the "See how the API feels" block at the foot of the benchmarks page along with its now-unused .bm-cta styles.

Files

  • website/src/pages/index.js — database (silver) and benchmark (gold) chips, scene selector pills
  • website/src/pages/blog/index.js — blog category pills
  • website/src/components/tutorial/tutorialTheme.js — tutorial category pills
  • website/src/pages/benchmarks.js — CTA removal

Verifying

  • Homepage: the database strip, the "Benchmark against" chips, and the scene selector under the code editor
  • /blog: the category filter chips (select one to see the highlight)
  • /tutorials: the category nav chips
  • /benchmarks: the closing CTA block is gone

Apply a low-contrast gradient border to the pill/tag chips across the
site instead of the previous flat borders:

- database list: silver
- benchmark comparison chips: gold
- scene selector, blog and tutorial category pills: indigo

The selected (on) pill now lights up with a brighter gradient border,
a soft tinted fill and a lighter label rather than a flat solid fill,
so the active state reads consistently across every chip group.
Drop the "See how the API feels" block at the foot of the benchmarks
page along with its now-unused .bm-cta styles.
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zantvoort merged commit b9b11bd into main Jul 17, 2026
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zantvoort deleted the feat/website-metallic-chips branch July 17, 2026 21:50
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