Write a bold landing page copy for a SaaS product that replaces traditional CVs with structured engineering proof.
Tone:
Sections required:
The core idea:
"Don’t send a CV. Show your engineering."
Now let me read the existing files and build the landing page.
Now I have what I need. Let me build everything — updating the theme, layout, and creating all the landing page components.
Now let me build all the section components and the main page:
The landing page is complete. Here's what was built across six components:
import → structure → shareThe design uses a dark terminal aesthetic with electric green (#primary) accents, Space Grotesk for headings, and JetBrains Mono for all code/label elements.
The error is <Analytics /> from @vercel/analytics/next crashing the layout. Let me read the current layout and all component files to understand the full state of the code before fixing.
The crash is <Analytics /> from @vercel/analytics/next — it's incompatible with the v0 preview runtime. The fix is simply to remove the import and usage. All other components look correct.
Removed both the Analytics import and its JSX usage from layout.tsx — the @vercel/analytics/next component was throwing a Symbol.iterator error in the v0 preview runtime. Everything else (fonts, theme, all landing section components) is intact and unchanged.
Design the structure of a public engineering profile that replaces a CV.
The profile must include:
Make it structured, minimal, and credible.
Avoid HR-style language.
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