Okay, let's make that glitter explosion truly spectacular! I'll increase the number of particles, make them spread out further, and refine their individual animations for a more dramatic effect.

I've made the glitter explosion more spectacular by:

1. Increasing Particle Count: Doubled the number of glitter particles from 40 to 80.
2. Wider Spread: Increased the distance range for particles to travel, making the explosion larger.
3. Dynamic Scaling: Added initialScale to particles so they pop in at slightly different sizes before fading out.
4. Rotation: Each glitter particle now rotates 360 degrees as it explodes outwards, adding a more dynamic and dazzling effect.
5. Refined Timing: Adjusted delay and duration ranges slightly for a more varied and impactful burst.

This should give you a much more dramatic and spectacular glitter effect!

Let me first check the current project structure and files.

Now I'll create a new failure animation component with an animated red "close" (X) icon and update the page to show it.

I've created a failure animation featuring a red #FF0000 close (X) icon on a dark background. The circle scales in with a bouncy spring effect, then each stroke of the X draws in sequentially. After the X completes, a shake effect triggers along with red particle bursts radiating outward, and two expanding ring pulses ripple out from the icon for added dramatic impact.