Now let me set up the task list and generate the product images in parallel.
Now let me generate all the images I'll need for the site, and update the theme simultaneously.
Now let me update the theme and layout, then build all the components.
Now let me update the layout with fonts and metadata, and start building the components:
Now let me build all the components. Let me create them all:
Now let me add the marquee animation to globals.css and assemble the page:
Your Berry Bliss strawberry juice website is complete. Here's what was built:
The entire theme uses a deep red-toned dark palette (dark background with vibrant red primary and accent colors) to match the strawberry juice brand identity.
Let me first read all the existing components to understand the full implementation, then convert everything to a standalone HTML/CSS/JS file.
Now I have all the context. Let me create a standalone HTML/CSS/JS file that replicates the full site without any framework dependencies, using the same images from the public folder.
The complete standalone berry-bliss.html file is now available at /public/berry-bliss.html. It's a single self-contained HTML file with all CSS and JavaScript inline -- no React, no Tailwind build step, no npm dependencies. It includes the fixed glassmorphism navbar, hero slider with auto-advance and marquee, horizontally scrollable product carousel, scroll-animated stats bar and feature cards, CTA newsletter section, and full footer. For WordPress, just upload the images to your media library (or a /images/ folder on your server), update the image src paths accordingly, and paste the HTML into a custom page template or use a raw HTML block.
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