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94 lines
3.1 KiB
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# AGENTS.md
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## Goodwalk Consumer facing brand website
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Convert the existing dog walking business website from WordPress/Elementor to a SvelteKit frontend served behind NGINX, with a PostgreSQL backend for editable text/content.
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The visual design must remain almost identical to the current WordPress site.
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# Goodwalk brand colours
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#213021 - Goodwalk Green
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#FFD100 - Goodwalk Yellow for buttons
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## Non-negotiables
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- Do not redesign the site.
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- Preserve the same colours, fonts, spacing, layout, section order, and visual hierarchy.
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- Any visual changes must be minimal and justified by technical necessity.
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- Match the existing site as closely as possible, including mobile layout.
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- Move all CSS into its own organised directory.
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- Use SvelteKit for the frontend.
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- Use PostgreSQL for editable site text/content.
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- Use NGINX as the public web server/reverse proxy.
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- Keep the stack suitable for Docker deployment.
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## Frontend requirements
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- Build with SvelteKit.
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- Use component-based structure.
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- Keep page layout faithful to the WordPress/Elementor original.
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- CSS must not be scattered randomly inside components unless scoped component styling is genuinely clearer.
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- Create a dedicated CSS structure, for example:
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src/lib/styles/
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base.css
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variables.css
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layout.css
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typography.css
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buttons.css
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forms.css
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sections.css
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responsive.css
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- Centralise colours, fonts, spacing, border radius, and shadows in variables.
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- Do not introduce a new design system.
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- Recreate the existing one cleanly.
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## Backend/content requirements
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- PostgreSQL should store editable text/content.
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- Content should be structured so business owners can later edit:
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- homepage hero text
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- service descriptions
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- pricing text if applicable
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- about text
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- contact details
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- call-to-action text
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- SEO title/description fields
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## Migration approach
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1. Inspect the existing WordPress/Elementor site.
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2. Identify all pages, sections, colours, fonts, spacing, and content blocks.
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3. Rebuild the frontend in SvelteKit.
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4. Extract repeated UI into reusable components.
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5. Move CSS into the dedicated styles directory.
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6. Add PostgreSQL-backed content models.
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7. Keep the first version visually static if needed, then wire content fields to the database.
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8. Do not change wording unless explicitly asked.
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## Quality bar
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- The finished site should look like the current site, not a “modernised” reinterpretation.
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- Prioritise visual fidelity over clever abstractions.
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- Keep code clean, simple, and easy to maintain.
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- Avoid unnecessary dependencies.
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- Ensure the site works well on desktop and mobile.
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- Use semantic HTML where practical.
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- Keep accessibility in mind without altering the visual design.
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## Docker/infra expectation
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The final stack should support:
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- SvelteKit frontend
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- backend/API if needed
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- PostgreSQL database - Might not be required, maybe a simple json file.
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- NGINX reverse proxy
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- environment-based configuration
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- production-ready Docker Compose setup
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## When uncertain
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If a design detail is unclear, preserve the WordPress/Elementor behaviour as closely as possible.
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Do not make creative design decisions without being asked. |