I'm ready to help you rebuild a website with an enhanced UI, but I don't see any code or website URL in your message yet!
Here's what I need from you to get started:
The source code or URL - Share the website code you want me to rebuild, or provide a URL I can analyze
Any specific features you want to emphasize or change
Design preferences - Any particular color schemes, themes, or visual direction?
Once you share that, I'll follow your methodology requirements:
My approach will be:
📊 Analysis Phase: Deep dive into existing structure
🏗️ Architecture Planning: System design with constraints & parameters
📝 Type Definitions: Comprehensive TypeScript interfaces
🔧 Modular Breakdown: Component hierarchy & workflow documentation
✅ Testing Strategy: Unit & integration test methodology
💻 Implementation: Build with React + Shadcn/ui components
📱 Responsive Design: Mobile-first with scroll/hover animations
Tech Stack I'll use:
React with TypeScript
Shadcn/ui components
Tailwind CSS for styling
Framer Motion or CSS animations for interactions
Mobile-first responsive design
Drop the code or URL and let's build something awesome! 🎨
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<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en" class="scroll-smooth"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>Yelp: The Digital Gatekeeper Infographic</title> <script src="https://cdn.tailwindcss.com"></script> <script
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🎯 ANALYSIS & ARCHITECTURE PHASE
Let me break down this project systematically before coding.
📊 CODE ANALYSIS
Current State:
Type: Static HTML infographic about Yelp controversy
Libraries: TailwindCSS (CDN), Chart.js (CDN)
Structure: Single-page linear narrative with 5 main sections
Visuals: 2 Chart.js charts (donut, bar), flowchart UI, comparison table
Theme: Dark mode with pink/blue/yellow accent palette
Responsive: Basic mobile-first approach
Key Components Identified:
Hero Header
Stats Cards (FTC complaints, stock drop)
Donut Chart (Revenue breakdown)
Bar Chart (Star rating impact)
Flowchart visualization (Algorithm process)
Legal case cards
Comparison table
Footer with alternatives
🏗️ SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE
Constraints & Parameters:
ConstraintSpecificationFrameworkReact 18+ with TypeScriptUI LibraryShadcn/ui componentsStylingTailwind CSS (core utilities only)ChartsRecharts (React-friendly alternative to Chart.js)AnimationsFramer Motion for scroll/hover effectsState ManagementReact hooks (useState, useEffect)Build TargetModern browsers (ES2020+)AccessibilityWCAG 2.1 AA compliance
Breaking Changes from Original:
❌ Remove Chart.js → ✅ Replace with Recharts
❌ Remove CDN dependencies → ✅ Use npm packages
❌ Static HTML → ✅ Component-based React
✅ Keep color palette & theme
✅ Enhance with scroll animations
✅ Add pronounced hover effects
📝 TYPE DEFINITIONS
typescript
// Core data types
interface StatCard {
value: string | number;
label: string;
sublabel?: string;
highlightColor: 'pink' | 'blue' | 'yellow';
}
interface ChartData {
labels: string[];
values: number[];
colors: string[];
}
interface FlowStep {
id: string;
title: string;
description: string;
type: 'normal' | 'trigger' | 'outcome';
}
interface LegalCase {
title: string;
description: string;
highlightColor: 'pink' | 'blue';
}
interface PlatformComparison {
platform: string;
solicitation: 'Prohibited' | 'Encouraged' | 'Allowed';
relationship: string;
}
```
---
## 🔧 **MODULAR WORKFLOW**
### **Component Hierarchy:**
```
App
├── Hero
├── HookSection
│ └── StatCard (x2)
├── ConflictSection
│ ├── RevenueChart (Donut)
│ └── ImpactChart (Bar)
├── AlgorithmSection
│ └── FlowChart
│ ├── FlowStep (x5)
│ └── TriggerGrid
├── LegalSection
│ └── LegalCard (x2)
└── Footer
└── ComparisonTable
Development Phases:
Phase 1: Setup & Structure (Foundation)
Initialize React + TypeScript + Vite
Install dependencies (Shadcn, Framer Motion, Recharts)
Create base layout and theme configuration
Set up Tailwind config with custom colors
Phase 2: Core Components (Building Blocks)
Build StatCard component with animation
Create chart components (RevenueChart, ImpactChart)
Develop FlowChart with arrow connectors
Build LegalCard and ComparisonTable
Phase 3: Layout & Sections (Assembly)
Implement Hero with fade-in animation
Build HookSection with stat reveals
Create ConflictSection with chart animations
Develop AlgorithmSection with sequential flow
Implement LegalSection with stagger effect
Phase 4: Animations & Interactions (Polish)
Add scroll-triggered animations (Intersection Observer)
Implement hover effects on all interactive elements
Add smooth transitions between sections
Optimize mobile touch interactions
Phase 5: Testing & Optimization (Quality Assurance)
Cross-browser testing
Mobile responsiveness validation
Performance optimization (lazy loading, code splitting)
Accessibility audit
✅ TESTING METHODOLOGY
Unit Testing Strategy:
typescript
// Component tests (React Testing Library)
- StatCard: renders correct values, applies highlight colors
- Charts: data visualization accuracy, responsive sizing
- FlowChart: correct step sequence, arrow positioning
- ComparisonTable: data rendering, row highlighting
// Animation tests
- Scroll animations trigger at correct viewport intersection
- Hover states apply and remove correctly
- Transitions complete without janking
Integration Testing:
typescript
// Section-level tests
- Data flows correctly from parent to child components
- Chart.js → Recharts migration maintains data accuracy
- Theme consistency across all components
- Responsive breakpoints work across sections
E2E Testing:
typescript
// User journey tests
- Page loads without errors
- All sections scroll into view smoothly
- Charts animate on scroll intersection
- Mobile navigation works correctly
- All hover effects respond properly
🎨 DESIGN DECISIONS LOG
DecisionRationaleFramer Motion over CSSBetter React integration, more control over complex sequencesRecharts over Chart.jsReact-native, better TypeScript support, easier customizationShadcn/uiUnstyled primitives, full customization, excellent accessibilityIntersection ObserverNative API, better performance than scroll listenersMobile-first approachPrimary user demographic likely mobile, progressive enhancementKeep dark themeOriginal design identity, modern aesthetic, reduces eye strain
🚀 IMPLEMENTATION DECISION
Approach: Single React artifact with all components Rationale:
Self-contained demonstration
Easy to preview and iterate
No external dependencies beyond allowed libraries
Immediate visual feedback
Ready to build! Should I proceed with creating the enhanced React component? 💪