- Implemented CmsContext and CmsProvider for global state management of CMS data.
- Created a custom hook `useGetCms` to fetch CMS data using React Query.
- Defined TypeScript interfaces for CMS response and its related data structures.
- Added error handling for data fetching in both the service and context.
This commit introduces two UI enhancements to the marketing page to improve user experience and visual appeal.
- Adds a hover effect to the feature cards, causing them to scale up and change background color. This provides visual feedback and makes the section more interactive.
- Adjusts the main heading font size to be responsive, making it smaller on mobile devices (`text-4xl`) and larger on medium screens and up (`md:text-5xl`) for better readability and layout.
This commit refactors the contact form into a more robust inquiries form, relocating it from `/contact-us` to a new `/inquires` route.
Key changes include:
- Renamed and moved the component from `ContactUs` to `Inquires`.
- Updated form fields: removed "Company Name", added "Message", and renamed "Work Email" and "Phone Number" for clarity.
- Implemented comprehensive client-side validation for all fields using `react-hook-form`.
- Added a loading state to the submit button to provide user feedback during submission.
- The form now automatically resets upon successful submission.
- Introduced new reusable `TextareaGroup` and `Loading` components to support the enhanced form functionality.
The Login button in the navigation bar was previously a static UI element. This commit converts it into a functional Next.js `<Link>` component.
The link now directs users to `https://app.opplens.com` and opens in a new tab (`target="_blank"`) to provide access to the application's login page. Additionally, a vertical margin has been added to the navigation bar for better spacing.
Refactors the styling across the main layout, homepage, and contact page to improve responsiveness and visual consistency.
Key changes include:
- Adjusted font sizes, spacing, and padding on the homepage for better scaling on different screen sizes.
- Simplified the hero section image and layout.
- Updated the footer design, removing the background image and changing text color from white to black for better readability.
- Replaced React fragments with `<main>` tags for improved semantic HTML on the contact page.
- Streamlined header and content padding in the main layout.
The previous `md` breakpoint (768px) caused the desktop layout to activate too early, resulting in a cramped appearance on tablet-sized screens.
This commit updates the responsive design by changing the primary breakpoint from `md` to `lg` (1024px) across the home page, contact page, and main layouts. This change ensures a more appropriate and visually balanced layout is maintained on medium-sized devices, improving the overall user experience.
This commit updates the page metadata (title and description) from the default Next.js placeholders to be descriptive of the Opp lens application, improving SEO.
Additionally, it refactors the HTML structure for better semantics and accessibility:
- Replaced generic `div` and fragment tags with appropriate semantic elements like `main`, `article`, `li`, and `small`.
- Corrected the heading hierarchy for better document structure.
- Fixed image source paths by making them absolute to prevent broken images.
This commit refactors the contact form for better reusability and moves it from the global footer to a dedicated section on the homepage. Additionally, it enhances the user experience on the 404 page.
Key changes:
- The `ContactUsForm` component is now configurable with props for grid layout (`columnsPerRow`) and button text, making it more versatile.
- The contact form has been removed from the shared footer in the main layout and is now explicitly included only on the homepage.
- The 404 "Not Found" page has been updated to include a direct link to the homepage for easier navigation.
- Minor style adjustments were made to the 404 page layout and input field padding for improved visual consistency.
This commit introduces several UI improvements to enhance the responsive design and visual appeal of the homepage and main layout.
Key changes include:
- Adjusted the main header to be centered on mobile devices for better alignment.
- Refined the hero section on the homepage with responsive text sizes and improved spacing.
- Modified the "dynamic island" image container to adapt its size and position across different screen sizes.
- Improved typography and layout in the "democratizing tenders" section for better readability.
- Reorganized the contact page into a Next.js route group for better project structure.
This commit introduces a significant visual overhaul to the landing page to create a more dynamic and engaging user experience.
Key changes include:
- Replaced the static mobile phone SVG in the hero section with an animated GIF, complete with a "dynamic island" overlay for a more modern look.
- Updated the main page background from a full cover image to a more subtle header background image (`header-bg.svg`).
- Added a new background layer (`bottom-bg.svg`) near the footer to create more visual depth and separation for the contact section.
- Numbered the three main feature descriptions ("1. Discover", "2. Prepare", "3. Win") for improved clarity and flow.
This commit introduces several UI improvements to enhance user experience and visual appeal.
On the contact page, a new heading "Unlock Your Growth Potential" and a descriptive subheading have been added above the form. This provides better context and a stronger call-to-action for users.
In the footer, the location information now includes a flag icon for better visual identification. This was achieved by updating the `ContactInfo` component to accept an optional icon source.
Additionally, various styling adjustments have been made for improved responsiveness and visual consistency across the homepage and footer.
This commit introduces a comprehensive redesign of the homepage and refactors the "Contact Us" page into a dedicated "Get Early Access" page.
Key changes include:
- **Homepage:** A complete overhaul with new sections, including a hero, feature highlights, and a problem/solution section to better communicate the product's value proposition.
- **Early Access Page:** The former "Contact Us" page is now repurposed for early access sign-ups, with updated copy and a more focused call-to-action.
- **Component Refactoring:**
- The `InputGroup` component has been extracted from the form into a reusable component (`app/_components/InputGroup.tsx`) for better modularity.
- The `CenterFrame` component has been updated to support images and new props (`src`, `title`, `alt`) to fit the new homepage design.
- **Layout Improvements:** The early access form now uses a two-column grid layout on larger screens for improved user experience.
This commit introduces a major structural refactoring by creating a shared application layout and integrates a toast notification system.
Key changes:
- A new `layout.tsx` file now contains the common Header and Footer components, ensuring a consistent structure across all pages.
- The main `page.tsx` has been simplified to only contain its specific content, with layout elements removed.
- The `react-toastify` library has been added to provide user feedback through toast notifications.
- Custom CSS styles have been applied to the toast notifications for a branded look and feel, including different gradient backgrounds for success, error, warning, and info states.
- The `.gitignore` file was updated to explicitly track the `.env` file, likely for an example configuration.
This commit transitions the application from being served as a static site via Nginx to a full Node.js application, likely Next.js.
The Dockerfile has been completely rewritten to use a multi-stage build process:
- A `builder` stage installs dependencies and builds the application.
- A lean `runner` stage copies only the necessary production artifacts and dependencies to run the application server.
The `.drone.yml` configuration has been updated to align with this new build process and to trigger builds on the `develop` branch in addition to `main`.
This commit introduces the first version of the Opp lens landing page, replacing the default Next.js starter content.
The new page is designed to attract SMEs by showcasing the AI-powered tender management platform. It includes several key sections:
- A hero section with a clear value proposition.
- Sections detailing the problem, how the platform works, its features, and its benefits.
- A call-to-action form for users to sign up for early access.
- A comprehensive footer with contact and social media links.
Key changes include:
- **`app/page.tsx`**: Completely rewritten to build the landing page structure and content.
- **`app/globals.css`**: Updated with a new dark theme, custom brand colors, and a gradient text utility class for headings.
- **Dependencies**: Added `axios` to handle the early access form submission.
- **SEO**: Implemented detailed metadata for improved search engine visibility.
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