A very good reason to put demo on a separate page is to simplify the implementation and make the html/css readable. I love demos where I can view-source, read t

A very good reason to put demo on a separate page is to simplify the implementation and make the html/css readable. I love demos where I can view-source, read the few pertinent lines of CSS/JS and have the library working within minutes. Putting demos on the main project page means going through non-essential site-specific code. E.g. see my http://chir.ag/projects/drop-search/ http://chir.ag/projects/drop-search/ project demo on: http://chir.ag/projects/drop-search/demo.shtml http://chir.ag/projects/drop-search/demo.shtml vs http://chir.ag/ http://chir.ag/ - the search works throughout my site but it's very easy to see how to implement it on the simple demo page.