Now let me read the existing files to understand the current project structure before building.
Now let me set up the task list and build the INU app. I'll create the full news app with all the sections.
Now let me update the theme, layout, and start building the components.
Good, the CSS theme is set. Now let me add animated bubble styles and update the layout:
Now let me update the layout with proper metadata and fonts:
Now update the font references in globals.css:
Now let me build all the components. I'll create the navigation, hero, bubbles, ticker, news sections, and footer:
Now let me build the news sections:
Now let me wire everything together in the main page:
Your INU (International News Update) app is now fully built. Here's what was created:
#0a0a0a) with striking red (#dc2626) as the primary color, plus animated floating red bubble orbs in the background for visual depth.I'll add a rain effect to the app. First, let me add the rain animation keyframes to the CSS, then create a rain component.
Now add the rain component to the page:
Added a red-tinted rain effect to the INU app. The RainEffect component renders 80 individual rain drops across the viewport, each with randomized positions, fall speeds, delays, and lengths. The drops use a gradient from transparent to the red primary color, falling continuously via the rain-fall keyframe animation. The effect sits as a fixed overlay behind interactive content with pointer-events-none, creating an atmospheric, moody backdrop that complements the existing floating bubbles.
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