website: nxdns.sh on astro and starlight, with the docs and 0.0.24 screenshots

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 Four sections, in this order:

 1. Hero: the README pitch — "A DNS sinkhole for your LAN. It blocks the names you do not want, and forwards the rest over an encrypted connection." — with the README's flow diagram animated. The install commands sit in their own section near the end, in three tabs: docker, tarball, nix. Each tab is a complete path or names the guide that finishes it; the docker tab writes the smallest config that starts, so nobody faces an empty file. Commands use no shell variables and plain `curl -O`. The registry allows anonymous pulls (verified 2026-10-02 against v0.0.21), so the Docker tab works without an account. The site goes live only with a release that contains aa8c9e2 (the compose file pins its own version, so the tab ends in a plain `docker compose up -d`) and f351469 (the `services.nxdns` NixOS module the nix tab uses): 0.0.23 or later.
-2. Screenshots of the web UI, taken from a running instance with realistic data: Overview, Activity, Query detail, Clients, Diagnostics. Each comes in the admin UI's light and dark theme, behind a light/dark switch with light first. Phones get their own set, captured at a 390px viewport where the admin UI switches to its drawer layout, served through `<picture>`, so a phone shows readable screens instead of a shrunken desktop. All twenty images come from one session on the release the site launches with; the current set is 0.0.21 desktop-only.
+2. Screenshots of the web UI, taken from a running instance with realistic data: Overview, Activity, Query detail, Clients, Diagnostics. Each comes in the admin UI's light and dark theme, behind a light/dark switch with light first. Phones get their own set, captured at a 390px viewport where the admin UI switches to its drawer layout, served through `<picture>`, so a phone shows readable screens instead of a shrunken desktop. All twenty images come from one session on the release the site launches with; the current set is from 0.0.24, shot on 2026-10-21 with `website/demo/`.
 3. Feature grid: filtering, config-as-code, DoH/DoT, per-client groups, metrics, query log.
 4. Comparison table vs Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, Technitium — only to help people choose. Seven rows: how it ships; config as a file in git that the tool converges onto; encrypted upstreams built in; serves DoH/DoT to clients; signed, reproducible releases; DHCP server; DNSSEC validation. The last two are rows nxdns loses, kept because a table that only lists wins does not help anyone choose. Competitor cells were checked against Pi-hole 6.5 (FTL 6.8), AdGuard Home 0.107.79 and Technitium 15.6.2 on 2026-10-19.