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Three things @honojs does really well on their homepage: 1. The hero code panel is the whole framework: import, one route, export 2. The subhead gives constraint and payoff: Web Standards, any JS runtime 3. Two CTAs, two intents: Get Started, View on GitHub Grabbed in one line.

Three things @astrodotbuild does really well on their homepage: 1. Version pill above the headline: "Astro 7.1" reads first. 2. Two CTAs, two audiences: Get Started, and a copyable npm create line. 3. Claims the largest companies use it, then shows them. Grabbed in one line.

Three things @tursodatabase does well on the homepage: 1. A pill leads with the audience: "The Database for the Age of AI Agents". 2. Headline, a balanced pair: "Millions of Databases. One Architecture." 3. Subhead: one database per user, agent, and tenant. Grabbed in one line.

Three things @upstash does really well on their homepage: 1. The type is the hero: "Serverless Data Platform" fills the fold. 2. One CTA: a single "Start for Free", nothing competing. 3. Product tabs at the fold: Redis, Vector, QStash, Workflow, Box. Grabbed with one line.