I can see the design inspiration showing elegant, romantic aesthetics. Now I'll create the birthday website with all the requested features. Let me start by updating the layout and globals CSS with the romantic color palette, then build the main page.
Now I'll create the tailwind config and update the layout and globals.css with romantic colors. Let me start by creating the tailwind.config.ts:
Now let me update the layout.tsx with the background color and proper metadata:
Now I'll create the main page component with all the interactive elements:
Now let me create the HeroSection component:
Now let me create the MessageSection component:
Now let me create the Footer component:
Now let me create the FloatingHearts animation component:
Now let me start the dev server and verify the page works:
I see the issue - @import needs to be at the very top of the CSS file. Let me fix that:
The CSS looks correct at the top. The issue is likely coming from tw-animate-css having rules before the @import. Let me recreate the globals.css properly:
It seems the tailwind import is adding rules. Let me add the fonts to the layout instead:
Now let me update globals.css to remove the import statement:
Now let me verify the page in the browser using the agent-browser skill:
Now let me test the interactive elements by clicking the buttons:
The hearts and balloons are animating beautifully! Now let me test the scroll button:
Let me now test on mobile to ensure it's responsive:
The website looks great on mobile too. Let me close the browser session:
Your romantic birthday website is complete and fully functional. Here's what I've created:
Hero Section:
Interactive Buttons:
Message Section:
Animations:
Design:
#faf8f6), blush pink (#d4a5a0), warm gray, and accentsFooter:
The website is live and ready to share! All interactive elements work smoothly, the animations are elegant and romantic (not childish), and it looks stunning on both desktop and mobile devices.