Quarry sets the marketing site of a developer tool with the discipline of a printed technical reference. What fills the screen is rules and numbers rather than cards and shadows. Sections are numbered, and the number hangs in the left margin while the section scrolls, so a reader always knows where they are. One 38rem measure carries the hero, the pricing and the posts alike, and one accent colour carries the numbers, the current position and the focus ring. Nothing else is coloured.
What is included
- Home, pricing, about, contact, privacy, terms and 404, all on one grid
- Writing: list, post, tag archives, pagination, RSS and reading time
- Pricing from one JSON file: three plans, no client JavaScript
- Syntax colouring built from the theme's own colour tokens, with a contrast check that fails the build on any pair below WCAG AA
- Dark mode, responsive from 360px, and no image assets to license
- Meta, Open Graph, JSON-LD, sitemap, robots.txt and an analytics slot (Plausible, GA4, Umami)
- AGENTS.md, so Claude Code, Cursor and other AI tools know where to edit
Astro 7 and Tailwind CSS v4, static output, zero client-side JavaScript, 100 on Lighthouse. Quarry Pro adds the documentation site, search, the changelog and the reference furniture around them. Pro demo: https://quarry.ondelva.com
