Welcome to the frontend repository of the "What If Scenario Explorer" project! This application allows users to explore various hypothetical scenarios based on their initial "What if" questions. Users can delve into the potential consequences and implications of their scenarios across different philosophical and pragmatic categories.
- Engaging, minimalist design with a focus on user experience
- Responsive layout optimized for various screen sizes
- Intuitive user input for submitting "What if" questions
- Dynamic generation and display of related scenarios based on user input
- Seamless navigation through scenario hierarchies
- Scenario categorization across philosophical and pragmatic domains
- Ability to save and revisit interesting scenarios
- Smooth animations and transitions for enhanced interactivity
- React with TypeScript for robust, scalable component development
- Vite for fast, modern build tooling and development server
- Tailwind CSS for rapid, utility-first styling
- Framer Motion for declarative animations and transitions
- Lucide React for customizable SVG icon components
The project structure follows a standard React application layout with separate directories for components, pages, hooks, services, and utilities. The main entry point is src/main.tsx, and the core application logic resides in src/App.tsx.
src/components: Reusable UI components organized by feature or responsibilitysrc/pages: Top-level page components representing distinct application viewssrc/hooks: Custom React hooks for encapsulating complex logic or stateful behaviorssrc/services: Modules for interacting with external APIs or servicessrc/utils: Utility functions and helper modules
If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue on the GitHub repository. We appreciate your feedback!
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Happy exploring!