HQ Pool Services Website
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About HQ Pool Services Website
Test w/ Figma MCP server to generate a pool services page
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Overview
What is HQ Pool Services Website?
HQ Pool Services Website is a responsive front-end website for a company that offers pool renovation, repair, and maintenance services. It is built from a Figma design using HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript, and is intended to serve as a public-facing site for the business.
How to use HQ Pool Services Website?
Clone or download the repository, then open index.html in any web browser. No server or build step is required.
Key features of HQ Pool Services Website
- Responsive design for desktop, tablet, and mobile
- Modern and clean UI matching Figma specifications
- Interactive elements: smooth scrolling, tab navigation, testimonial slider
- Contact form for customer quote requests
- Sections for services, testimonials, and contact information
Use cases of HQ Pool Services Website
- A pool services company showcasing its renovation and repair services online
- Customers browsing service details and reading testimonials
- Prospective clients submitting a contact form to request a quote
FAQ from HQ Pool Services Website
What technologies does the website use?
It uses HTML5, CSS3 (with CSS variables), vanilla JavaScript, and Google Fonts (Manrope and Roboto).
How can I view the website locally?
Download the repository and open the index.html file in any web browser. No additional setup is required.
Does the website include a backend for the contact form?
No, the contact form is front-end only. A backend implementation is listed as a future improvement.
What future improvements are planned?
Planned enhancements include adding actual pool service content and images, implementing a backend for the contact form, more animations, image optimization, and SEO metadata.
Where do the images and icons come from?
Icons and images are stored in the assets/images/ directory, referenced from the HTML. The README does not specify external sources.
Frequently asked questions
What technologies does the website use?
It uses HTML5, CSS3 (with CSS variables), vanilla JavaScript, and Google Fonts (Manrope and Roboto).
How can I view the website locally?
Download the repository and open the `index.html` file in any web browser. No additional setup is required.
Does the website include a backend for the contact form?
No, the contact form is front-end only. A backend implementation is listed as a future improvement.
What future improvements are planned?
Planned enhancements include adding actual pool service content and images, implementing a backend for the contact form, more animations, image optimization, and SEO metadata.
Where do the images and icons come from?
Icons and images are stored in the `assets/images/` directory, referenced from the HTML. The README does not specify external sources.
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