Now I'll build the ZENOVA movie tracking app. Let me start by updating the globals.css for a cinematic dark theme, then create the main app with all the components.
Good, the globals.css looks correct now. Let me create the main components for the ZENOVA app:
I've built the complete ZENOVA movie tracking and recommendation app! Here's what I created:
Features implemented:
Main Dashboard with:
Movie Grid - Responsive 4-column grid displaying 8 movies (Inception, Interstellar, Avatar, Titanic, The Dark Knight, Toy Story, The Notebook, Finding Nemo) with:
Movie Detail Modal with:
The UI uses a cinematic dark theme with warm orange/coral primary colors and pink accents, smooth hover transitions, and Thai language throughout the interface.
I fixed the accessibility warning by importing DialogDescription from the dialog component and replacing the plain <p> tag with <DialogDescription> for the Thai title subtitle. This provides the required accessible description for screen readers as expected by Radix UI's Dialog component.
The movie card doesn't use Dialog. Let me check if there are any other components that might use Select or other components that could trigger this warning:
The movie modal already has DialogDescription. The warning might be coming from the Select component which uses a Popover/Dialog internally. Let me check the toolbar component which also uses Select:
These are warnings from React, not actual errors. The warnings come from the shadcn/ui Dialog component's internal DialogContent. Let me check the ui/dialog.tsx to see how it's configured:
The issue is that the DialogHeader in the movie-modal contains DialogDescription inside a nested <div>, which means the Dialog can't detect it properly. Let me restructure the movie modal to place DialogDescription as a direct child of DialogHeader:
I fixed the accessibility warning by moving the DialogDescription outside of the nested <div> structure and placing it as a direct child of DialogHeader. I used the sr-only class to visually hide it while keeping it accessible to screen readers. This satisfies Radix UI's requirement for an accessible description on the dialog.
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