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A high-energy sale and deals landing page for a fictional tech store, built with plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. It pairs a bold dark hero and a live sale countdown with deal-category tiles, a horizontal doorbusters rail, and a responsive grid of discount cards showing percent-off, original and sale prices, star ratings, and stock chips. Interactions include a sort-by-discount toggle, copy-coupon button, and add-to-cart toasts that update a cart badge.

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Sale / Deals Landing

A deal-driven storefront landing built for a fictional tech brand, “Volt.” A sticky coupon strip and a bold dark hero set the tone, with a four-segment countdown that ticks every second toward the next midnight and rolls forward so the demo never flatlines. Below the fold, gradient deal-category tiles, a scroll-snapping “doorbusters” rail, and a responsive product grid carry the offers. Each card surfaces a percent-off badge, struck-through original price next to the sale price, a “you save” line, star rating with review count, and an in-stock / low-stock chip.

Every control actually works. The sort toggle reorders the grid by Featured, biggest discount, or lowest price; the coupon code copies to the clipboard (with a textarea fallback) and confirms via toast; and Add to cart buttons animate, fire a toast, and bump an accessible cart badge. Prices are formatted as currency, the layout collapses gracefully to a single column near 360px, and focus-visible rings plus aria labels keep it keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly.

The palette stays clean — white surfaces, ink text, a single blue brand accent, and a hot-pink sale color — so the energy comes from contrast and motion rather than clutter. No frameworks, no build step, no external images: product visuals are emoji on soft gradient tiles.

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