Now I have the design inspiration and understand the codebase. Let me build this retro Y2K peptide biohacking site. I'll create the themed globals.css, update the layout, and build out the components.
Now let me build everything. I'll start with the globals.css theme, layout, and all the components.
Now let me add custom styles and animations at the bottom of the globals.css:
Now let me update the layout with retro fonts:
Now let me create all the components. I'll build them in parallel:
Now let me create the newsletter section and assemble the page:
Now let me assemble the main page:
Now let me update the tailwind config to support the custom fonts:
The globals.css looks good. Let me also add the manifest.json for PWA-readiness:
Now let me add the manifest link to the layout:
I need to fix the font variable mapping. The fonts need to map to --font-sans and --font-mono CSS variables so Tailwind picks them up correctly:
Now update the @theme inline font definitions to use CSS variables:
Now let me also add the manifest link and <head> tag for the link:
The site is now built. Here's what I created for PEPTIDE.SYS - a full peptide biohacking brand website dripping with early 2000s internet nostalgia:
https://www.peptide.sys/~biohack/index.html), traffic light buttons, and Win98-style beveled navigation buttons>>> ticker text announcing products and system statusxX_BioHacker_99_Xx - fully interactive with form submissionThe entire theme uses neon green (#00ff41) on deep navy/black, classic blue (#0000cc) accents, Win98 silver (#c0c0c0) beveled elements, VT323 pixel font for headings, and Space Mono for body text - all with zero border radius for that authentic retro feel.
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