Grocery Delivery App

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 1 of 9: Navbar.

Requirements:
logo, a delivery location selector ("Delivering to Sector 62, Noida"), a product search field, "Login" and a cart button with item count and total.

Create it as components/Navbar.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 1.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 2 of 9: Hero.

Requirements:
split layout with the headline "Groceries in 10 minutes", a pincode field with a "Check delivery" button, three trust points (Fresh, Fast, Fair prices) and a photo of a filled grocery bag.

Create it as components/Hero.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 2.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 3 of 9: Shop by category.

Requirements:
ten round category tiles (Fruits, Vegetables, Dairy, Bakery, Snacks, Beverages, Staples, Personal care, Cleaning, Baby care).

Create it as components/ShopByCategory.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 3.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 4 of 9: Deals of the day.

Requirements:
a horizontally scrolling row of product cards with discount badge, MRP struck through and an end-of-day countdown.

Create it as components/DealsOfThe.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 4.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 5 of 9: Best sellers.

Requirements:
a grid of eight product cards with photo, name, pack size, price and an "Add" button that turns into a quantity stepper.

Create it as components/BestSellers.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 5.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 6 of 9: How it works.

Requirements:
three steps (Choose items, Pay securely, Delivered in minutes).

Create it as components/HowItWorks.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 6.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 7 of 9: App download.

Requirements:
a band with a phone mockup, rating and app store badges.

Create it as components/AppDownload.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 7.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 8 of 9: Reviews.

Requirements:
three customer reviews with rating and area.

Create it as components/Reviews.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 8.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Now build ONLY section 9 of 9: Footer.

Requirements:
categories, company links, cities served and copyright.

Create it as components/Footer.jsx (a Server Component unless it needs state or event handlers — then add "use client" and keep the interactive part as small as possible), and add it to app/page.js in position 9.

Rules:
- Use only the existing design tokens and UI components; add new tokens only if truly needed and tell me.
- Mobile-first and responsive at 375px, 768px and 1200px+.
- Accessible: semantic elements, correct heading level (only the hero uses h1), alt text, keyboard focus styles, labels on any form fields.
- Realistic sample content for Basketly (no lorem ipsum).
- Show me the complete code for every file you create or change.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

All sections are built. Now add the interactions and animation layer.

Required behaviour:
adding items updates the navbar cart count and total instantly; the stepper never goes below zero (zero removes the item); the deals countdown ticks every second.

Also:
- Subtle hover and focus states on every link, button and card.
- Elements fade and slide up slightly as they scroll into view (IntersectionObserver in one small client component); run each animation once.
- Smooth scrolling for in-page links, with an offset for the sticky header.
- Every animation must be disabled when the user has prefers-reduced-motion set.
- Do not add heavy animation libraries. Show the full code of each changed file.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

The home page is finished. Now add a product listing page with a filter sidebar (category, price range, colour), sort options, a product grid from a local data file and pagination.

Route: /shop.
- Move the Navbar and Footer into app/layout.js (if not already there) so every page shares them, and add a link to this page in the navigation.
- Put shared mock data in a lib/ or data/ file, not inside the component.
- Give the page its own metadata (title and description).
- Same design system and components, responsive and accessible as before.
- Show the full code for every new or changed file.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

The home page is finished. Now add a product detail page generated from the same data file, reusing the gallery, variant picker and add-to-cart components.

Route: /product/[slug].
- Move the Navbar and Footer into app/layout.js (if not already there) so every page shares them, and add a link to this page in the navigation.
- Put shared mock data in a lib/ or data/ file, not inside the component.
- Give the page its own metadata (title and description).
- Same design system and components, responsive and accessible as before.
- Show the full code for every new or changed file.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

The home page is finished. Now add a cart page backed by React context + localStorage: line items, quantity steppers, remove, coupon field (UI only), subtotal, shipping and total.

Route: /cart.
- Move the Navbar and Footer into app/layout.js (if not already there) so every page shares them, and add a link to this page in the navigation.
- Put shared mock data in a lib/ or data/ file, not inside the component.
- Give the page its own metadata (title and description).
- Same design system and components, responsive and accessible as before.
- Show the full code for every new or changed file.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

The home page is finished. Now add a checkout form (contact, address, delivery option, payment method UI only) with validation, then an order confirmation page with an order summary.

Route: /checkout and /order/success.
- Move the Navbar and Footer into app/layout.js (if not already there) so every page shares them, and add a link to this page in the navigation.
- Put shared mock data in a lib/ or data/ file, not inside the component.
- Give the page its own metadata (title and description).
- Same design system and components, responsive and accessible as before.
- Show the full code for every new or changed file.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Review the whole site and fix problems. Go through it at 360px, 768px, 1024px and 1440px widths and check:
- No horizontal scrolling, nothing overlapping, text never cut off, tap targets at least 44px.
- One h1 per page and a logical heading order; landmarks (header, nav, main, footer).
- Every image has meaningful alt text (or empty alt if decorative); every form field has a label and error messages are announced.
- Everything works with the keyboard alone, focus is always visible, and menus/accordions/modals manage focus and close with Escape.
- Colour contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body text.
List each issue you found and the fix, then show the changed code.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

Prepare the site for search engines and fast loading:
- Metadata for every page (title, description, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter card) using the Metadata API, and a title template.
- app/sitemap.js and app/robots.js.
- JSON-LD structured data that fits Basketly (Organization or LocalBusiness, plus FAQPage if there is an FAQ).
- Use next/image with correct sizes for every image, preload only the hero image, and lazy-load the rest.
- Make sure no component is a Client Component unless it needs to be.
Then tell me how to check the result with Lighthouse and what score to aim for.

Project recap: we are building Basketly — A quick-commerce grocery website with a delivery-location hero, categories, deals, product cards with add-to-cart steppers and an app download section. Stack: Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS. Keep using the design system, colours, fonts and components we already created; do not rewrite earlier sections.

The site is ready. Walk me through launching it, step by step, for a beginner:
1. Push the project to a new GitHub repository (exact git commands).
2. Deploy it on Vercel (free plan) from that repository.
3. Connect a custom domain and set up HTTPS.
4. Add any environment variables the project needs.
5. Submit the sitemap to Google Search Console.
6. A final pre-launch checklist: replace all sample text, images, prices and contact details with real ones, test every link and form, and check it on a real phone.