The project "meteor-pixel" aims to create a pixel-exact, fully responsive hero section named Apogee using React and Tailwind CSS. The design is inspired by Susan Kare's pixel-perfect aesthetic, focusing on precision and clarity. The target audience includes developers and users who appreciate a retro-friendly, pixel-art design.
The system will deliver a single-page application featuring a hero section with precise styling and animations. It will use a specified tech stack and adhere to strict design and implementation guidelines. The hero section will serve as the public entry point, with additional navigation to other destinations.
The product will be delivered as a web application using Vite, React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. The hero section will be the main focus, with pixel-perfect design and animations. The application will not include any additional features or pages beyond those specified. The navigation will link to other inferred destinations, but these are not part of the current implementation scope.
As a developer, I should be able to build the Apogee hero section using the specified tech stack and configuration.
As a user, I should see a pixel-perfect hero section with specified animations and content.
As a user, I should be able to navigate to Platform, Pricing, Resources, Blog, and Login from the hero section.
Developer Flow:
User Flow:
The hero section will feature a full-bleed video with pixel-perfect animated elements layered over it, creating an immersive experience. The design will incorporate charming pixel art icons and retro-inspired typography to enhance the visual theme.

Apogee turns raw records into pixel-clear insight, so every team ships decisions as sharp as the data behind them.

Apogee turns raw records into pixel-clear insight, so every team ships decisions as sharp as the data behind them.
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