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A conversion-focused e-commerce storefront home page with a sticky header, live cart count, hero banner, featured collection tiles, a horizontally scrolling trending product grid, and a flash-sale strip with a ticking countdown. Add-to-cart updates the header badge, fires a toast, and fills a slide-out cart drawer with working quantity steppers and a live subtotal. Includes search filtering, wishlist toggles, trust badges, a newsletter signup, and a tidy footer.

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Storefront Home

A polished retail landing for the fictional “Nimbus Goods Co.” It opens with an announcement bar and a sticky, blurred header carrying the logo, primary nav, a search field, and a cart button with a live item-count badge. The hero pairs bold marketing copy and dual CTAs with a CSS-gradient “product” illustration, backed by trust metrics. Below it sit four gradient collection tiles, a dark flash-sale strip with a real ticking countdown, and a “Trending now” rail of product cards built entirely from inline-SVG silhouettes on soft tinted tiles — no external images anywhere.

Every interaction works. Clicking Add to cart bumps the header count with a pulse animation, shows a toast, and pushes the item into a slide-out cart drawer where quantity steppers, line totals, item removal, and a live subtotal all update instantly. The drawer traps focus, closes on Escape or overlay click, and restores focus to its trigger. Carousel arrows scroll the product rail with snap points, the search box filters products by name or category in real time, wishlist hearts toggle their pressed state, and the footer newsletter validates and confirms via toast.

The layout is responsive down to ~360px — collection and trust grids collapse, the nav hides on narrow screens, and the deal strip stacks — with WCAG-AA contrast, visible focus rings, landmark roles, and reduced-motion support throughout.

Illustrative storefront UI only — fictional products, prices, and reviews. No real checkout.