I'll create a simple website with file uploading functionality and a "Convert" button. We'll use Vercel Blob for file storage, as it's well-integrated with Vercel deployments and provides an easy way to handle file uploads 12.

Let's create a React project with the following components:

1. A file upload component
2. A preview of the uploaded file
3. A "Convert" button (the actual conversion will be a placeholder since the specific conversion type wasn't specified)

Here's the implementation:

To use this code, you'll need to set up Vercel Blob in your project. Here are the steps:

1. First, add the Vercel Blob package to your project:

2. Then, you need to add the Vercel Blob integration to your project. You can do this from the Vercel dashboard or by running:

3. Finally, you need to add the BLOB_READ_WRITE_TOKEN to your environment variables. You can do this from the Vercel dashboard or by running:

This website provides a simple interface for uploading files and includes a "Convert" button. Here's what it does:

1. Users can select a file using the file input.
2. Once a file is selected, an "Upload" button appears.
3. Clicking "Upload" will upload the file to Vercel Blob.
4. After successful upload, the file is displayed (if it's an image) and a "Convert" button appears.
5. Clicking "Convert" simulates a conversion process (it's just a placeholder that waits for 2 seconds and shows an alert).

The actual conversion logic would depend on what kind of conversion you want to perform. You could modify the handleConvert function in the FileUploadConverter component to implement the specific conversion you need.

Remember to handle errors appropriately and add more robust validation in a production environment. Also, you might want to add file type restrictions and size limits depending on your specific use case.

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I'll create an attractive and animated file conversion website with radio buttons to choose between PDF to DOC and DOC to PDF conversion, along with file upload functionality. We'll use Framer Motion for animations to make it more engaging.

Let's create this enhanced version of the file conversion website:

This enhanced version of the file conversion website includes the following features:

1. Attractive design with a gradient background and a clean white card for the converter.
2. Radio buttons to choose between PDF to DOC and DOC to PDF conversion.
3. Animated file upload button that scales on hover and tap.
4. Smooth animations for the appearance of upload and convert buttons.
5. Loading animations during upload and conversion processes.
6. Responsive design that works well on various screen sizes.

To use this code:

1. Install the required dependencies:

2. Set up Vercel Blob in your project:

3. Make sure your tailwind.config.js includes the necessary plugins and content paths:

This completes the tailwind.config.js file configuration.

Now you have a fully functional, attractive, and animated file conversion website. The interface allows users to choose between PDF to DOC and DOC to PDF conversion, upload files with a visually appealing button, and initiate the conversion process.

Remember that the actual file conversion logic is not implemented in this example. You would need to add server-side logic to handle the conversion process based on the selected conversion type. This could involve using libraries like pdf-lib for PDF manipulation or docx for Word document handling, depending on your specific requirements.

To further enhance the user experience, you could consider adding:

1. File type validation to ensure only PDF or DOC files are uploaded based on the selected conversion type.
2. Progress indicators for both upload and conversion processes.
3. Error handling and user feedback for failed uploads or conversions.
4. A download button for the converted file once the conversion is complete.

These additions would make the application more robust and user-friendly.