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dino-web System Requirements Document
1. Introduction
The "dino-web" project aims to create a premium, adorable, single-page website for a cute dinosaur mascot named "Dino." The website will combine a modern startup landing page aesthetic with playful Pixar-style elements, designed to make visitors smile while maintaining a professional appearance.
2. System Overview
The dino-web project will deliver a highly interactive, visually appealing, and responsive single-page website. It will feature smooth animations, a playful theme, and a design inspired by modern tech companies like Linear, Notion, Stripe, and Framer, with soft cartoon elements.
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3. Functional Requirements as Story Points
- As a Visitor, I want to see a cute dinosaur mascot named "Dino" on the homepage, so I feel welcomed and engaged.
- As a Visitor, I want to navigate through sections like Home, About, Features, Gallery, and Contact via a sticky navbar.
- As a Visitor, I want to interact with a split-layout hero section featuring Dino, so I can learn about the website's purpose.
- As a Visitor, I want to read about Dino in the About section, so I understand the character's background and capabilities.
- As a Visitor, I want to explore six feature cards that highlight the website's capabilities, so I know what to expect.
- As a Visitor, I want to view a gallery of mock website previews, so I can see examples of Dino's work.
- As a Visitor, I want to see animated counters displaying fun facts, so I can enjoy engaging content.
- As a Visitor, I want to read a testimonial in a large speech bubble, so I can see user feedback.
- As a Visitor, I want to interact with a call-to-action section, so I can easily start building with Dino or contact Dino.
- As a Visitor, I want to fill out a contact form with fields for Name, Email, and Message, so I can communicate with Dino.
- As a Visitor, I want to experience smooth animations and hover interactions throughout the site, so I feel engaged.
- As a Visitor, I want the website to be responsive on desktop, tablet, and mobile, so I can access it from any device.
4. User Personas
- Visitor: A general user who visits the website to learn about Dino and explore the features and examples of Dino's work.
5. Core User Flows
- Visitor lands on the homepage -> Interacts with the hero section -> Navigates through the navbar -> Explores About, Features, Gallery, and Fun Facts sections -> Reads Testimonial -> Engages with Call to Action -> Fills out Contact form.
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6. Visuals Colors and Theme
- primary: #6BCB77
- primary_light: #A8E6A3
- secondary: #DFF8E8
- accent: #79C8FF
- highlight: #FFE58F
- bg: #FCFFFC
- surface: #FFFFFF
- text: #24322B
- text_muted: #5B6B63
- border: #E8F2EB
7. Signature Design Concept
The homepage will feature a split-layout hero section with an adorable dinosaur illustration. Dino will smile, wave, blink occasionally, and slightly bounce up and down while holding a tiny laptop. The background will have a large soft green gradient blob with floating decorations like leaves, stars, clouds, small hearts, and tiny sparkles. The hero section will be interactive, allowing users to hover over Dino to see these animations. The design will use smooth animations and glassmorphism where appropriate, creating a playful yet premium feel.
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LANDING HERO MOTION BRIEF
The hero section will feature Dino as the focal subject. As users land on the page, Dino will wave and blink, creating an inviting atmosphere. The floating decorations will drift slowly, adding a dynamic element. The motion will loop every 10 seconds, with Dino's actions and the background elements creating a cohesive story of Dino building websites. The interaction will be enhanced with hover effects, where Dino's laptop screen lights up, symbolizing the start of a new project.
8. Interaction Model & Motion Direction
- Intended Interaction Model: Animated
- The landing page will feature moderate scroll-triggered reveals, hover transitions, and spring physics on interactive elements, providing a polished and engaging experience.
9. Non-Functional Requirements
- The website must load quickly and perform efficiently across all devices.
- The design should be clean and organized, with semantic HTML and CSS.
- The website should be easily shareable on social media platforms.
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10. Tech Stack
- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Backend: Not applicable (static site)
- Database: Not applicable (static site)
- AI Models: Not applicable
- AI Tools: Not applicable
- Local Orchestration: Not applicable
- Server-Side Orchestration: Not applicable
11. Assumptions and Constraints
- The website will be a single-page application with no external frameworks.
- The design will adhere to the specified color palette and typography.
- The website will maintain a maximum content width of 1200px.
12. Glossary
- Dino: The cute dinosaur mascot for the website.
- Hero Section: The main introductory section of the website.
- Glassmorphism: A design style that uses transparency and blur to create a frosted-glass effect.
- Responsive Design: A design approach that ensures the website works well on various devices and screen sizes.
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