As a developer, I want to create database models and migrations for users, workout plans, and skincare routines to ensure structured data storage.
As a frontend developer, implement the Navbar section for the Signup page. This section includes a responsive navigation bar with links to various pages such as Home, Workout, Skincare, Grooming, Games, Education, and Profile. The Navbar features a brand logo with motion animations and a toggleable menu for smaller screens. Ensure the 'Sign Up' call-to-action button is prominently displayed. Acceptance criteria: The Navbar must render exactly once on the Signup page, with all links functioning correctly. The design must match the provided CSS, including animations and hover effects. The Navbar should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the SignupHeader section for the Signup page. This section includes a header with a title, subtitle, and an SVG icon. The header should convey the message 'Join the Transformation' and provide a brief description of the benefits of signing up. Acceptance criteria: The SignupHeader must render exactly once on the Signup page, with the title and subtitle styled according to the provided CSS. The SVG icon must be displayed correctly. The section should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the SignupFormFields section for the Signup page. This section includes input fields for email, password, and password confirmation, with real-time validation and password strength indication. Acceptance criteria: The SignupFormFields must render exactly once on the Signup page, with all input fields functioning correctly and displaying validation errors as per the provided CSS. The password strength indicator should update dynamically based on input. The section should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the SignupFormActions section for the Signup page. This section includes a checkbox for agreeing to terms and a submit button with motion animations. Acceptance criteria: The SignupFormActions must render exactly once on the Signup page, with the checkbox and submit button functioning correctly. The design must match the provided CSS, including hover and tap animations. The section should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the SignupSocialLogin section for the Signup page. This section includes buttons for social login options such as Google and Apple, with placeholder redirect functionality. Acceptance criteria: The SignupSocialLogin must render exactly once on the Signup page, with social login buttons styled according to the provided CSS. The placeholder redirect should log the provider name to the console. The section should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the SignupLoginLink section for the Signup page. This section includes a link for users who already have an account to log in. Acceptance criteria: The SignupLoginLink must render exactly once on the Signup page, with the link styled according to the provided CSS. The link should navigate to the Landing page. The section should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the Footer section for the Signup page. This section includes links to various pages, a newsletter subscription form, and social media links. Acceptance criteria: The Footer must render exactly once on the Signup page, with all links and the subscription form functioning correctly. The design must match the provided CSS, including motion animations. The section should be accessible to all personas as per the shared access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingWelcome section to introduce users to the onboarding process. This component should display a welcoming message and provide 'Begin Onboarding' and 'Skip for now' buttons. Ensure the buttons trigger the appropriate actions passed via props. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingWelcome must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying the welcome message and buttons as specified. The design must adhere to the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingGoalSelection section to allow users to select their primary focus area. This component should display a set of selectable cards representing different goals, updating the selected state when a card is clicked. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingGoalSelection must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying all goal options and correctly updating the selected state. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingGoalDetails section to gather detailed information based on the user's selected goal. This component should display different input fields depending on whether the user selected 'Fitness/Bodybuilding' or 'Skincare'. Ensure validation is in place to prevent proceeding without required inputs. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingGoalDetails must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying the correct input fields based on the selected goal and enforcing validation rules. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingPreferences section to allow users to set their routine preferences. This component should include options for preferred workout time, available hours per week, and dietary preferences. Ensure the component handles user input and updates state accordingly. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingPreferences must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying all preference options and correctly updating the state based on user input. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingAvatarSetup section to allow users to select an avatar that represents their transformation journey. This component should display a gallery of avatars and update the selected state when an avatar is chosen. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingAvatarSetup must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying all avatar options and correctly updating the selected state. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingSummary section to review the user's selections and preferences. This component should display a summary of the selected goal, goal details, preferences, and avatar. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingSummary must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, accurately displaying all user selections and preferences. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingActions section to provide final actions for the user to complete the onboarding process. This component should display a message and buttons to edit selections or start the journey. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingActions must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying the message and buttons as specified. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeTransformationAvatar section on the Home page. This section should display an animated avatar that morphs through different body stages based on the `currentStage` prop. The animation should respect user preferences for reduced motion. Include a control button to pause and resume the animation, updating the `isPaused` state. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeTransformationAvatar section once, displaying the correct stage animation and control button functionality. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeTransformationTimeline section on the Home page. This section should display a timeline of milestones with draggable nodes to change the current stage. The timeline should be responsive and update the `currentStage` state on drag end. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments for mobile views. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeTransformationTimeline section once, allowing users to drag nodes to change stages. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeQuickAccess section on the Home page. This section should display a grid of action cards, each linking to a different page. The cards should animate on hover and display an emoji, label, and hint. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeQuickAccess section once, displaying all action cards with correct links and hover animations. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeTodaysFocus section on the Home page. This section should display a card with the current focus, including a progress bar and a call-to-action button. The progress bar should animate to show the current progress percentage. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeTodaysFocus section once, displaying the focus card with animated progress and a functional CTA button. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeProgressOverview section on the Home page. This section should display a grid of progress cards, each showing animated numbers and trends. The numbers should animate to their target values on view. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeProgressOverview section once, displaying all progress cards with animated numbers and trends. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeRecommendedContent section on the Home page. This section should display a horizontally scrollable list of recommended content cards. Each card should animate on hover and include a title, description, source, and link. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeRecommendedContent section once, displaying all content cards with correct animations and links. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the HomeCallToAction section on the Home page. This section should display a headline, subheadline, and a set of call-to-action buttons. Each button should animate on hover and link to the specified page. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeCallToAction section once, displaying the headline, subheadline, and buttons with correct animations and links. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GamesCategoryFilter section for the Games Page. This section allows users to filter games by category using buttons. Ensure the buttons highlight the active category and respond to user clicks to change the category. Acceptance criteria: The GamesCategoryFilter must render exactly once on the Games Page, displaying buttons for 'All Games', 'Bodybuilding', 'Skincare', and 'Wellness Challenges'. The active category button should have a distinct style. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GamesGrid section for the Games Page. This section displays a grid of games filtered by category. Each game is represented by a GameCard component. Acceptance criteria: The GamesGrid must render exactly once on the Games Page, displaying a grid of games filtered by the active category. It should show the game title, category, difficulty, description, number of players, play time, and icon. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GamesStats section for the Games Page. This section displays user statistics including total games played, win rate, and reward points. It also shows progress towards the next tier. Acceptance criteria: The GamesStats must render exactly once on the Games Page, displaying the user's total games played, win rate, reward points, and progress towards the next tier. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GamesBadges section for the Games Page. This section displays badges and achievements, highlighting recently unlocked badges. Acceptance criteria: The GamesBadges must render exactly once on the Games Page, displaying all badges with a distinction between unlocked and locked badges. It should highlight the most recent unlocked badges. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GamesLeaderboardTop section for the Games Page. This section displays the top players in a leaderboard format. Acceptance criteria: The GamesLeaderboardTop must render exactly once on the Games Page, displaying the top 10 players with their rank, name, score, and games played. The top 3 players should be highlighted with medals. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GamesLeaderboardUserRank section for the Games Page. This section displays the user's ranking over different periods. Acceptance criteria: The GamesLeaderboardUserRank must render exactly once on the Games Page, allowing users to switch between 'This Week', 'This Month', and 'All Time' periods. It should display the user's rank, score, games played, and comparison to the top player. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressCategoryTabs section on the Progress page. This section should provide interactive tabs for categories: Overall, Bodybuilding, Skincare, and Grooming. Each tab should highlight when active and change the active category on click. Ensure the tabs are styled with rounded borders and transition effects. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the ProgressCategoryTabs component exactly once. The tabs must be interactive, with visual feedback on hover and active states. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the OverallMetricsSummary section on the Progress page. This section should display a grid of metric cards for the active category, with each card showing a label, value, trend, and period. Use IntersectionObserver for lazy loading animations. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the OverallMetricsSummary component exactly once. The metrics should update based on the active category and animate into view when scrolled into the viewport. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressLineChart section on the Progress page. This section should render a line chart based on the active category's data, with interactive tooltips on data points. Use IntersectionObserver for lazy loading animations. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the ProgressLineChart component exactly once. The line chart should display correctly with tooltips appearing on hover over data points. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressBarChart section on the Progress page. This section should display a bar chart for the active category, with bars representing different activities. Use IntersectionObserver for lazy loading animations. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the ProgressBarChart component exactly once. The bar chart should display correctly with animations on scroll. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressCompletionChart section on the Progress page. This section should render a donut chart showing completion vs. missed routines for the active category. Use IntersectionObserver for lazy loading animations. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the ProgressCompletionChart component exactly once. The donut chart should display correctly with animations on scroll. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the MilestoneTimeline section on the Progress page. This section should display a timeline of milestones for the active category, with each milestone showing a date, description, and icon. Use IntersectionObserver for lazy loading animations. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the MilestoneTimeline component exactly once. The timeline should display correctly with animations on scroll. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the AchievementsShowcase section on the Progress page. This section should display a grid of achievement badges for the active category, with each badge showing an icon, name, description, and unlock status. Use IntersectionObserver for lazy loading animations. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the AchievementsShowcase component exactly once. The badges should display correctly with animations on scroll. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ExportActionCTA section on the Progress page. This section should provide buttons to export the progress report and share it via social media. The export button triggers a mock alert, and the share button toggles a modal with sharing options. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the ExportActionCTA component exactly once. The export and share functionalities should work as described, with the modal appearing on button click. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProfileInfo section for the Profile page. This section displays and allows editing of personal information such as name, email, phone, age, location, and bio. It includes an edit mode with input fields and a save mechanism that updates the displayed information. Acceptance criteria: The ProfileInfo component must render exactly once on the Profile page. It should allow toggling between view and edit modes, with changes saved and displayed correctly. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section should be accessible to all personas listed in the access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the GoalsPreferences section for the Profile page. This section allows users to set and save their fitness, skincare, and grooming goals, as well as app preferences like dark mode and units. Acceptance criteria: The GoalsPreferences component must render exactly once on the Profile page. It should allow users to select and save preferences, with feedback displayed upon saving. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section should be accessible to all personas listed in the access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the NotificationSettings section for the Profile page. This section allows users to configure notification preferences for various reminders and alerts. Acceptance criteria: The NotificationSettings component must render exactly once on the Profile page. It should allow users to toggle notifications and set frequencies, with feedback displayed upon saving. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section should be accessible to all personas listed in the access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the PrivacySecurity section for the Profile page. This section allows users to manage privacy settings, change passwords, and view active sessions. Acceptance criteria: The PrivacySecurity component must render exactly once on the Profile page. It should allow users to toggle privacy settings, change passwords with validation, and manage active sessions. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section should be accessible to all personas listed in the access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the AccountActions section for the Profile page. This section provides options for exporting data, logging out, and deleting the account. Acceptance criteria: The AccountActions component must render exactly once on the Profile page. It should allow users to export data, log out, and confirm account deletion with a modal. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section should be accessible to all personas listed in the access context.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the WorkoutScheduleGrid section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section displays a weekly workout schedule with interactive cards that reveal on scroll. Each card shows the day, focus, duration, and difficulty. Acceptance criteria: The WorkoutScheduleGrid must render once on the Workout page, displaying the schedule data with interactive cards that reveal on scroll. Each card should be clickable and log the day when clicked. The section is accessible by Fitness Enthusiast persona only.
Page access: Fitness Enthusiast only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the CurrentSessionCard section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section manages the state of a workout session with start, pause, resume, and complete controls. It includes a progress bar and a timer. Acceptance criteria: The CurrentSessionCard must render once on the Workout page, allowing users to start, pause, resume, and complete a session. The progress bar should update based on the timer. The section is accessible by Fitness Enthusiast persona only.
Page access: Fitness Enthusiast only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ExerciseList section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section allows users to filter exercises by muscle group and view details for each exercise. Acceptance criteria: The ExerciseList must render once on the Workout page, allowing users to filter exercises by 'All', 'Chest', and 'Triceps'. Each exercise should expand to show details and a video link. The section is accessible by Fitness Enthusiast persona only.
Page access: Fitness Enthusiast only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressStats section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section displays user progress with animated counters for various stats. Acceptance criteria: The ProgressStats must render once on the Workout page, displaying stats with animated counters that trigger on scroll. The section is accessible by Fitness Enthusiast persona only.
Page access: Fitness Enthusiast only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the QuickStartCTA section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section includes a headline, text, and two action buttons. Acceptance criteria: The QuickStartCTA must render once on the Workout page, with a headline 'Ready to crush it?', text, and buttons for 'Start New Workout' and 'View Full Schedule'. The section is accessible by Fitness Enthusiast persona only.
Page access: Fitness Enthusiast only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the GroomingCategoriesNav section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section should allow horizontal scrolling of category chips and highlight the selected category. Ensure the wheel event is handled to scroll the categories horizontally. Acceptance criteria: The GroomingCategoriesNav section must render exactly once on the Grooming page, visible only to the Grooming Guru persona. The section must allow horizontal scrolling of categories and highlight the selected category. The design structure and theme specified in the CSS must be preserved.
Page access: Grooming Guru only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the GroomingTipsGrid section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section should display a grid of grooming tips with expandable details for each tip. Ensure the grid layout adapts to different screen sizes. Acceptance criteria: The GroomingTipsGrid section must render exactly once on the Grooming page, visible only to the Grooming Guru persona. The section must display grooming tips in a responsive grid layout. Each tip must expand to show detailed steps when selected. The design structure and theme specified in the CSS must be preserved.
Page access: Grooming Guru only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the AppliedRoutineCard section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section should manage the state of a grooming routine, allowing users to start, progress through steps, and restart the routine. Acceptance criteria: The AppliedRoutineCard section must render exactly once on the Grooming page, visible only to the Grooming Guru persona. The section must allow users to start, progress, and restart a grooming routine. The design structure and theme specified in the CSS must be preserved.
Page access: Grooming Guru only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressTracker section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section should display user progress statistics with animated counters. Acceptance criteria: The ProgressTracker section must render exactly once on the Grooming page, visible only to the Grooming Guru persona. The section must display progress statistics with animated counters. The design structure and theme specified in the CSS must be preserved.
Page access: Grooming Guru only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the QuickActionCTA section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section should provide quick access links to start a new grooming routine or browse all tips. Acceptance criteria: The QuickActionCTA section must render exactly once on the Grooming page, visible only to the Grooming Guru persona. The section must provide links to start a new grooming routine and browse all tips. The design structure and theme specified in the CSS must be preserved.
Page access: Grooming Guru only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
As a frontend developer, implement the FitnessAICoachSelector section to allow users to select from different specialist coaches. This section includes tabs for each coach, which highlight when active. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, with responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The FitnessAICoachSelector component must render exactly once on the FitnessAI page. It should display tabs for each coach, with active state styling when selected. The design must adhere to the provided CSS, including hover effects. The section is accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the FitnessAIMessageHistory section to display the chat history between the user and the AI coach. This section includes message bubbles for user and assistant messages, with a typing indicator. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, with responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The FitnessAIMessageHistory component must render exactly once on the FitnessAI page. It should display message bubbles for each message, with distinct styling for user and assistant messages. The typing indicator should animate when isTyping is true. The design must adhere to the provided CSS. The section is accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the FitnessAIInput section to allow users to input messages and interact with the AI coach. This section includes a textarea for message input, send and clear buttons, and a confirmation modal for clearing messages. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, with responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The FitnessAIInput component must render exactly once on the FitnessAI page. It should allow users to input messages, send them, and clear the conversation with confirmation. The design must adhere to the provided CSS, including modal styling. The section is accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a frontend developer, implement the FitnessAICoaches section to display detailed information about each specialist coach. This section includes a grid of coach cards, each with an icon, name, description, badges, and a chat button. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, with responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The FitnessAICoaches component must render exactly once on the FitnessAI page. It should display a grid of coach cards, each with a chat button that triggers the onSelectCoach function. The design must adhere to the provided CSS, including hover effects on the chat buttons. The section is accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
As a backend developer, I want to create API endpoints for workout plans, skincare routines, and user authentication to enable client-server communication.
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As a frontend developer, implement the OnboardingProgressBar section to visually represent the user's progress through the onboarding steps. This component should render a progress bar with steps that update based on the current step index. Ensure the progress bar is sticky at the top of the page and visually indicates completed, active, and upcoming steps. The progress fill should animate smoothly as the user progresses. Acceptance criteria: The OnboardingProgressBar must render exactly once on the Onboarding page, displaying the correct number of steps and updating the progress fill as the user advances. The design must match the provided CSS, including responsiveness for mobile devices. The component should be accessible to all personas as specified in the page access context. This section depends on the Navbar from the Signup page.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a Data Engineer, extend the existing database models to include tables for tracking user progress, achievements, and AI interaction logs. Ensure models are optimized for query performance and include necessary indexes. Acceptance criteria: Database models must support tracking of user progress, achievements, and AI interactions, with appropriate indexes for performance.
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As a developer, I want to implement role-based access control to ensure that only authorized personas can access specific pages and features.
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As a developer, I want to integrate the Fitness AI to provide personalized workout, nutrition, and skincare advice to users.
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As a frontend developer, implement the HomeWelcomeBanner section on the Home page. This section should display a personalized greeting based on the time of day, using the `getGreeting` function to determine the appropriate message. The user's initial should be displayed in a circular avatar that links to the Profile page. The mood indicator should animate with a glowing effect using `motion.div` and display a tooltip on hover. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, including responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The Home page must render the HomeWelcomeBanner section once, displaying the correct greeting and mood animation. The avatar must link to the Profile page, and the tooltip should appear on hover. The section should be accessible to all personas and maintain the design structure as specified.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a Backend Developer, create API endpoints for generating and retrieving personalized workout plans and skincare routines. Ensure endpoints handle user-specific data and integrate with AI services for plan generation. Acceptance criteria: API endpoints must support CRUD operations for workout plans and skincare routines, integrate with AI for plan generation, and return data in a format consumable by the frontend.
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As a QA engineer, I want to test critical workflows like user signup, workout plan generation, and skincare routine creation to ensure they function correctly.
Depends on:#2#4
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As a frontend developer, implement the GamesPageHeader section for the Games Page. This section includes a badge, title, tagline, and statistics about games, players, and categories. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, with responsive adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The GamesPageHeader must render exactly once on the Games Page, displaying the badge '🎮 Games Arena', title 'Play, Compete & Transform', and the tagline. It should show stats for '9 Games Available', '14K+ Active Players', and '3 Categories'. The section must be accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado. The design must adhere to the specified styles and be responsive. This section depends on the Home Page task ID '634a62e0-da7c-4c34-8195-9a09b2eea89d'.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressHero section on the Progress page. This section should display a hero banner with the title 'Your Progress Journey' and a subtitle celebrating growth across Bodybuilding, Skincare, and Grooming. It includes animated entry of the hero content using the 'progHeroFadeIn' animation. Ensure the background gradient and text styles match the design tokens. Acceptance criteria: The Progress page must render the ProgressHero component exactly once. The hero section must include the title, subtitle, and category areas with correct styling and animations. The component should be accessible to Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, and Skincare Aficionado personas. This section depends on the Home page's HomeWelcomeBanner task.
Page access: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the ProfileHeader section for the Profile page. This section includes a user avatar with an edit option, displaying the user's name, status, and membership date. The avatar can be changed by uploading a new image, which updates the displayed avatar using a URL created from the uploaded file. The section also includes an 'Edit profile' button that toggles the editing state. Acceptance criteria: The ProfileHeader component must render exactly once on the Profile page. It should display the user's avatar, name, status, and membership date. The avatar upload should work as described, and the edit button should toggle the editing state. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section should be accessible to all personas listed in the access context. This section depends on the Home page task ID '634a62e0-da7c-4c34-8195-9a09b2eea89d'.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the WorkoutHero section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section includes a title, subtitle, and a call-to-action button with a fade-in animation triggered by intersection observer. Ensure the gradient background and radial overlay are applied as per the CSS. Acceptance criteria: The WorkoutHero section must render once on the Workout page, with the title 'Workout', subtitle 'Unleash your strength...', and a 'Start Workout' button. The fade-in animation should trigger when the section enters the viewport. The section is accessible by Fitness Enthusiast persona only.
Page access: Fitness Enthusiast only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the GroomingHero section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section should include an intersection observer to trigger animations when the section becomes visible. The 'Explore Tips' button should smoothly scroll to the GroomingTipsGrid section. Ensure the design tokens for background, primary color, and text-muted are applied correctly. Acceptance criteria: The GroomingHero section must render exactly once on the Grooming page, visible only to the Grooming Guru persona. The section must animate into view with opacity and transform transitions. The 'Explore Tips' button must scroll to the GroomingTipsGrid section. The section must adhere to the design structure and theme specified in the CSS. The page-level dependency on the Home page must be respected.
Page access: Grooming Guru only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the SkinCareHeader section for the Skincare page. This section includes a header with a title 'Your Skincare Journey', a tagline, a call-to-action button linking to the Routine Overview, and a badge displaying the current skin health status. Ensure the header is styled with a centered layout and responsive design. Acceptance criteria: The Skincare page must render the SkinCareHeader component exactly once. The header must include the title, tagline, CTA button, and badge as per the design. The CTA button should have hover and focus-visible states. The badge should display a dot and text indicating 'Skin Health: Good'. The section must adhere to the shared access context for Skincare Aficionado persona. This task depends on the Home page task ID '634a62e0-da7c-4c34-8195-9a09b2eea89d'.
Page access: Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As an AI Engineer, integrate GPT 5.4 for generating personalized workout and skincare plans. Ensure AI responses are tailored to user inputs and goals. Acceptance criteria: AI integration must support dynamic generation of workout and skincare plans based on user data and preferences.
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As a DevOps engineer, I want to set up a CI/CD pipeline to automate the deployment process and ensure smooth updates.
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As a frontend developer, implement the RoutineOverview section for the Skincare page. This section displays a card with details about the skincare routine, including the name, time, frequency, goal, and a progress bar indicating completion percentage. Acceptance criteria: The Skincare page must render the RoutineOverview component exactly once. The card must display routine details dynamically based on props. The progress bar should visually represent the completion percentage. The section must adhere to the shared access context for Skincare Aficionado persona.
Page access: Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the RoutineSteps section for the Skincare page. This section lists the steps of a skincare routine, allowing users to toggle completion status for each step. Acceptance criteria: The Skincare page must render the RoutineSteps component exactly once. Each step must be clickable to toggle its completion state, visually indicated by a checkmark and style change. The section must adhere to the shared access context for Skincare Aficionado persona.
Page access: Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the ProgressTracking section for the Skincare page. This section displays various metrics related to the user's skincare progress, such as completion streak, weekly compliance, skin improvement, and goal progress. Acceptance criteria: The Skincare page must render the ProgressTracking component exactly once. Each metric must be displayed with an icon, label, value, and description. The section must adhere to the shared access context for Skincare Aficionado persona.
Page access: Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the SkinTypeSelector section for the Skincare page. This section allows users to select their skin type, which updates the routine accordingly. Acceptance criteria: The Skincare page must render the SkinTypeSelector component exactly once. Users must be able to select a skin type, which should visually update the active state and description. The section must adhere to the shared access context for Skincare Aficionado persona.
Page access: Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the Tips section for the Skincare page. This section provides expandable cards with quick tips for skincare. Acceptance criteria: The Skincare page must render the Tips component exactly once. Each tip card must be expandable to show more details. The section must adhere to the shared access context for Skincare Aficionado persona.
Page access: Skincare Aficionado only. Verify the existing restricted-access contract; change authentication or RBAC only in a task that explicitly owns it.
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As a frontend developer, implement the FitnessAIHero section to provide an engaging introduction to the FitnessAI page. This section includes a headline, subhead, feature list, and a call-to-action button linking to the chat section. Ensure the design matches the provided CSS, with responsive typography and layout adjustments for smaller screens. Acceptance criteria: The FitnessAIHero component must render exactly once on the FitnessAI page. It should display the headline, subhead, feature list, and a 'Start chatting now' button. The button should link to the chat section within the page. The design must adhere to the provided CSS, including hover effects on the CTA button. The section is accessible to all personas: Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, and Skincare Aficionado.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a QA Engineer, perform comprehensive testing on the workout and skincare plan generation features, including unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. Acceptance criteria: All tests must pass, ensuring the functionality works as expected across different scenarios.
Depends on:#81#83
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As a frontend developer, implement the EducationHeader section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section features a motion-enhanced header with a title, subtitle, and a call-to-action button that scrolls to the EducationTabs section. It also includes a featured topic card with hover effects. Ensure the animations and transitions are smooth and responsive. Acceptance criteria: The EducationHeader must render exactly once on the Education page, displaying the 'Knowledge Hub' title, subtitle, and a button that scrolls to the tabs. The featured topic card must show the correct title and description with hover effects. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section must be accessible to all personas. This section depends on the FitnessAI page task ID 3907d193-b4a9-4b22-a66a-412c146f44ed.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the EducationTabs section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section includes a set of tabs for navigating between different educational topics. Each tab should be interactive, with hover and active state animations. Acceptance criteria: The EducationTabs must render exactly once on the Education page, displaying tabs for 'Bodybuilding Tips', 'Skincare Advice', and 'Grooming Guidance'. The tabs must be interactive, with hover and active animations, and the design must match the provided CSS. The section must be accessible to all personas.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the BodybuildingContent section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section displays a grid of articles related to bodybuilding, each with a title, preview, difficulty badge, and link. Articles should animate into view and have hover effects. Acceptance criteria: The BodybuildingContent must render exactly once on the Education page, displaying articles with correct titles, previews, and difficulty badges. The grid must be responsive, and the design must match the provided CSS. The section must be accessible to all personas.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the SkinCareContent section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section displays a grid of articles related to skincare, each with a title, preview, skin type badge, and link. Articles should animate into view and have hover effects. Acceptance criteria: The SkinCareContent must render exactly once on the Education page, displaying articles with correct titles, previews, and skin type badges. The grid must be responsive, and the design must match the provided CSS. The section must be accessible to all personas.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the GroomingContent section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section displays a grid of articles related to grooming, each with a title, preview, category badge, and link. Articles should animate into view and have hover effects. Acceptance criteria: The GroomingContent must render exactly once on the Education page, displaying articles with correct titles, previews, and category badges. The grid must be responsive, and the design must match the provided CSS. The section must be accessible to all personas.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a frontend developer, implement the SearchAndFilter section using the provided JSX and CSS. This section allows users to search and filter educational content by category, difficulty, and skin type. It includes a search bar, filter dropdowns, and displays filtered results dynamically. Acceptance criteria: The SearchAndFilter must render exactly once on the Education page, providing functional search and filter capabilities. The design must match the provided CSS, and the section must be accessible to all personas.
Page access: shared by all personas (Casual User, Fitness Enthusiast, Grooming Guru, Skincare Aficionado). This is verification context and does not request role-specific implementation.
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As a Tech Lead, verify the end-to-end integration between the workout and skincare frontend implementations and the backend API. Ensure data flows correctly, API responses are handled properly in the UI, and all interactions work as expected.
Depends on:#81#79
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