retro-idea

As a Frontend Developer, build the hero section of the single-page landing. Implement the retro terminal typewriter effect where text appears character-by-character using framer-motion. Include a blinking cursor animation. Use pixelated/monospace fonts and the retro color scheme (deep indigo, coral, gold). Ensure the section is fully responsive across device sizes.

As a Frontend Developer, build the scrollable content sections of the single-page landing. Implement scroll-triggered reveal animations using framer-motion (fade-in, slide-up). Create interactive elements (buttons, links) with spring physics hover effects that mimic old-school computer interfaces. Apply the retro aesthetic consistently: beige background (#F5F5DC), deep indigo surface panels, coral accents. Ensure smooth transitions between sections.

As a Frontend Developer, optimize the single-page application to load within 2 seconds as required by the SRD. Tasks include: lazy-loading heavy assets, code splitting if applicable, font preloading for retro fonts, image optimization, and minimizing JS bundle size. Use Lighthouse or WebPageTest to verify <2s load time. Ensure framer-motion animations do not block initial render.

As a Frontend Developer, audit and implement accessibility (a11y) standards across the single-page design: ARIA labels on interactive elements, sufficient color contrast ratios for the retro palette, keyboard navigation support, and screen-reader-friendly markup. Validate responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints. Confirm compatibility with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

As a DevOps Engineer, configure and deploy the static React build to a hosting platform (e.g., Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages). Set up CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions or equivalent) to auto-build and deploy on push to main. Configure environment variables if needed. Verify production build meets the <2s load requirement and all pages render correctly.