"Design a fully responsive and professional blog website for the brand Unified Blog Hub. The website should feature an ultra-modern, futuristic UI/UX with smooth 3D animations, interactive transitions, and a dark mode theme. The design must be minimal yet visually engaging, with aesthetic color schemes (deep blues, purples, and gradients). Prioritize fast loading speed and SEO optimization.
Include the following sections and features:
Homepage:
Engaging hero section with 3D animated background. Dynamic tagline: 'Empowering Minds with Knowledge – Finance | Tech | AI | Productivity' Smooth scroll with parallax effects. Featured blog slider with hover animations. Interactive search bar with auto-suggestions. Blog Categories Pages:
Separate pages for Finance, Tech, AI Tools, Online Earning, and Productivity. Category icons with hover animations. Grid and list view toggle for blog posts. Blog Post Template:
Clean, distraction-free reading layout. Table of contents with auto-scroll. Highlight quotes and tips with stylish callouts. Related posts section at the end. Social share buttons with animation. About Page:
3D rotating profile image or logo. Timeline of the blog’s growth. Engaging content blocks with subtle animations. Contact Page:
Interactive contact form with animated input fields. Google Map integration with custom markers. Live chat support integration (optional). Dark & Light Mode Toggle:
Smooth transition between dark and light modes. Advanced Search Bar:
Predictive search with blog suggestions. Filter options for categories, dates, and tags. Newsletter Subscription Popup:
Non-intrusive, animated subscription box. Integration with free email marketing tools (Mailchimp). Monetization Features:
Space for Google AdSense ads (SEO-optimized). Affiliate product showcase with hover effects. Backend/Admin Panel:
Easy-to-use dashboard for adding/editing/deleting blog posts. SEO optimization tools built-in for each post. Analytics panel for tracking traffic. SEO & Speed Optimization:
Lightweight framework for fast loading. Schema markup integration. Image lazy loading and compression. Mobile & Tablet Responsiveness:
Adaptive layout for all devices. Touch-friendly navigation. Gamification Elements (Optional):
Reading progress bar on blog posts. Badges for frequent readers. Security Features:
SSL integration for secure browsing. Spam protection for forms. Bonus Features:
Animated call-to-action buttons. Micro-interactions on hover/click. Floating feedback button. Technology Stack Suggestions:
Frontend: HTML5, CSS3 (Tailwind/Bootstrap), JavaScript (React/Next.js/Vue) Backend: Node.js or Firebase for real-time data handling CMS: Custom CMS or Headless CMS (Strapi/Sanity) SEO: Structured Data, Meta Tags, Sitemap, Lazy Loading Overall Goal: The website should deliver a next-level user experience that outperforms Wix and WordPress in design, performance, and features. It must be scalable, SEO-friendly, and monetizable from day one."
I'll create a high-level design for the Unified Blog Hub website based on your requirements. We'll use Next.js for the frontend and backend, as it provides excellent performance, SEO benefits, and server-side rendering capabilities. For the 3D animations, we'll use Three.js with React Three Fiber. Let's break this down into components and pages.
Let's start by setting up the project structure and creating some key components:
This implementation provides a solid foundation for the Unified Blog Hub website, incorporating modern design principles, responsiveness, and key features like dark mode and 3D animations. The modular structure allows for easy expansion and customization to meet all the requirements specified in the original request.
The code returns the following error:
Error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'map')
at CategoryPage (/pages/[category])
Revise the code to address the error.
I understand that you're encountering an error when trying to render the CategoryPage. Let's address this issue by revising the code. The error suggests that we're trying to map over an undefined value, which is likely the posts prop.
Let's modify the [category].tsx file to handle cases where posts might be undefined:
These changes should address the error you're encountering. Here's a summary of what we've done:
posts prop optional in the CategoryPageProps interface.posts in the component parameters.getStaticProps function to handle potential errors and return an empty array if no posts are found for the category.These modifications should prevent the "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'map')" error by ensuring that we always have an array to map over, even if it's empty. If there's an error fetching the posts or if no posts are found for a category, the page will now display a message instead of crashing.