Here are MVP (Minimum Viable Product) terms for a site like guns.lol:🔫 MVP Terms – guns.lol-style Site1. 🎯 PurposeA personal landing page designed to express a distinct online identity, usually used by developers, artists, or creators. It’s minimal, stylish, and often themed around a particular aesthetic (e.g. glitchcore, Y2K, cyberpunk, vaporwave).2. 🧱 Core MVP FeaturesThese are the essential components that define the guns.lol experience:Feature Description Landing Screen A splash screen with a simple “Enter” or “Click to Enter” button. Autoplay Music Audio track (usually .mp3) plays immediately after entering. Autoplay Background Video Visual background (.mp4, .webm, or GIF) that loops on the main page. Profile Name Prominently displayed handle (e.g., guns, vpqxl). Short Bio 1–2 lines describing the user, personality, or vibe. Link Buttons Icon or text buttons for social links: Discord, Telegram, SoundCloud, etc. Mobile Responsive Works well on desktop and mobile devices. Self-Hosted Assets All video, audio, fonts, etc. are local for speed and control. Minimal External Dependencies Often no backend or frameworks; HTML/CSS/JS only.3. ❌ Excluded from MVPThese features are not required for a true guns.lol-style MVP:❌ User registration / login❌ Backend (database, CMS, API)❌ File upload/download features❌ Analytics or tracking❌ Comments or interactivity beyond navigation❌ Multiple pages (usually single-page)4. 🛠️ Technical RequirementsStatic website (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)Local hosting of music.mp3, video.mp4Deployed via any static host (GitHub Pages, Vercel, custom server)Audio/video autoplay must be triggered by user interaction (due to browser policies)5. 🌐 Common Links UsedMost guns.lol-style sites include some of the following:🎵 SoundCloud✈️ Telegram🛠️ GitHub💬 Discord🌐 Cracked.io🎨 Instagram / Twitter (sometimes)6. 🎨 AestheticOptional but common:Monochrome or neon/duotone color schemesCustom fonts (pixel or display)Glitch, static, vaporwave, or “hacker” design elementsHover/transition effects on buttonsLet me know if you want this rewritten as a developer checklist or public-facing terms-of-use page.

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