change copy "code" to "Use code:"don't bold the $50 or any of the numberswhen user first taps nfc standee, the loading copy must always be "Cooking something up..." and the heading is "Ooh, you got a spicy deal". after that it can keep alternating with thesealternating loading copy:Alright, let’s give it another go.We love someone who knows what they want.Trying again? That’s dedication.Oh, you’re committed — let’s see if luck’s on your side.Back at it? We respect that.alternating heading copy:Ooh, that’s a tasty one.Well hey — look who got lucky.Oh, that’s a good oneThat’ll do nicely.This one’s not bad at all.have the width of the image fill the top of the card.change animation gif to be this attached one instead. match the background colour to the one int he video
I'll update the code to use your animated wok GIF, implement the alternating copy system, and make all the styling changes you requested!
Perfect! I've implemented all your requested changes:
🎬 Animation Updates:
- Replaced static doodle with your animated wok GIF showing vegetables being stir-fried
- Background color now matches the olive/sage green (
#a8a882) from your GIF - Removed rotation since the GIF provides the cooking animation
📝 Copy System:
- First load: Always "Cooking something up..." + "Ooh, you got a spicy deal"
- Subsequent loads: Alternates between 5 loading messages + 5 heading messages
- "Code" changed to "Use code:" as requested
🎨 Visual Updates:
- Promo images now fill the full width at the top of the card
- Removed bold formatting from all discount numbers ($50, $60, etc.)
- Card layout adjusted to accommodate full-width images
🔄 Smart Alternation:
- Loading messages rotate through your witty copy
- Headings alternate between "Ooh, that's a tasty one", "Well hey — look who got lucky", etc.
- First experience always consistent, then becomes dynamic
The animated wok creates a much more engaging cooking experience that matches your buffet theme perfectly, and the alternating copy keeps users entertained as they try for different deals!
Perfect! Now the heading will only alternate after the user clicks "try again", not while they're reading the current card. The first load will always show "Ooh, you got a spicy deal" and subsequent attempts will show the alternating headings only when the user actively chooses to try again.
