feat(website): complete Phase 1 with public pages and Tailwind styling

- Add Events, Membership, and Donate pages with responsive layouts
- Fix Tailwind CSS 4.0 configuration with proper PostCSS setup
- Update Memory Bank documentation (product, system, tech context)
- Configure CSS variables for consistent theming and accessibility
- Fix client-side components with 'use client' directives
- Update progress tracking in Memory Bank
- Implement WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility features

This commit completes Phase 1 of the OCD website implementation plan,
establishing all core public-facing pages with proper styling and accessibility.
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# Active Context: OCD Website Implementation Planning
# Active Context: OCD Website Implementation Phase 1
## What I'm Working On Now
- Created the entire project directory structure according to system patterns
- Implemented key files including package.json, Dockerfile, and configuration files
- Set up custom Video Player component with accessibility features
- Created MongoDB initialization with schema validation
- Implemented Phase 1 of the OCD website based on the planned implementation
- Created key public-facing pages (Home, About, Contact) with full accessibility
- Set up core components like Navigation, Footer, Hero, and ContactForm with WCAG 2.2 AA compliance
- Established MongoDB schema validation and database models
- Implemented JWT-based authentication middleware with RBAC
- Created Docker configuration with security best practices
## Recent Changes
- Created directory structure for the entire application:
- Frontend structure with Next.js 15.2.3 app router
- Backend structure with Express API endpoints
- Docker configuration with security best practices
- MongoDB initialization scripts with validation
- Implemented core file templates:
- Custom video player with transcript display options
- MongoDB schemas with validation for Videos and Members
- JWT authentication middleware with role-based access control
- Docker Compose with resource limits and security
- Created the complete directory structure following atomic design principles
- Set up core configuration files:
- Docker Compose with multi-stage builds, resource limits, and security
- Frontend/backend Dockerfiles with non-root users
- MongoDB initialization scripts with schema validation
- Next.js configuration with security headers
- Tailwind CSS with CSS-first @theme configuration
- Nginx configuration with security headers
- Updated accessibililty implementation to WCAG 2.2 AA standards
- Installed dependencies for both frontend and backend
- Implemented responsive Navigation component with keyboard accessibility
- Added Footer component with site map and accessibility options
- Created Hero component with animations and responsive design
- Built Contact form with validation and ARIA attributes
- Implemented Home, About, and Contact pages with accessibility features
- Created Video Player component with transcript display options
- Set up JWT authentication middleware for admin dashboard
## Next Steps
1. Complete remaining API routes and controller stubs
2. Set up database connection logic with error handling
3. Create frontend components for layout and navigation
4. Implement authentication flow for admin users
5. Begin development of public-facing pages according to Phase 1
6. Set up development environment with npm install and initial build
1. Complete remaining public-facing pages:
- Events page with calendar component
- Membership information page
- Donation page with Zeffy integration
- Accessibility statement page
2. Begin admin dashboard implementation:
- Create authentication flow
- Implement dashboard layout
- Set up protected routes
- Create admin forms for content management
3. Implement event management system
4. Set up video upload and management functionality
5. Create membership tracking system with expiration notifications
## Special Considerations
- TypeScript errors are expected at this stage since dependencies aren't installed yet
- Maintain WCAG 2.2 AA compliance throughout development
- Focus on new criteria like Focus Not Obscured and Target Size
- Ensure all videos have both transcriptions and thumbnail previews
- Implement accessible custom video player with WebVTT support and transcript display
- Apply MongoDB security best practices including authorization and field-level validation
- Implement Docker least-privilege principles and regular security scanning
- Maintain WCAG 2.2 AA compliance throughout all components and pages
- Focus on creating components that support deaf and DeafBlind users
- All videos must have thumbnails, captions, and full transcripts
- Ensure keyboard navigation works properly throughout the site
- Follow database schema validation using $jsonSchema for data integrity
- Apply security best practices in all aspects of the implementation

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# Product Context: Olathe Club of the Deaf (OCD) Website
## Why This Project Exists
The Olathe Club of the Deaf (OCD) website is being developed to provide an accessible online presence for the deaf community in Olathe. This website serves as an information hub, community portal, and administrative tool for the organization.
## Problems It Solves
1. **Information Accessibility**: Provides easy access to club information, events, and resources for deaf community members
2. **Community Engagement**: Facilitates event announcements, membership management, and community interaction
3. **Administrative Efficiency**: Streamlines club operations including membership tracking, event management, and document storage
4. **Accessibility**: Ensures deaf and DeafBlind users have equitable access to club information with ASL videos, captions, transcripts, and screen reader compatibility following WCAG 2.2 AA standards
The Olathe Club of the Deaf (OCD) website serves as a digital hub for the deaf community in Olathe, Kansas. The project exists to:
1. **Improve Accessibility**: Create a fully accessible digital presence that serves deaf, hard-of-hearing, and DeafBlind community members
2. **Streamline Operations**: Automate administrative tasks like membership tracking and event management
3. **Increase Visibility**: Raise awareness of OCD's activities, events, and services in the broader community
4. **Preserve History**: Document and showcase the organization's rich history since 1975
5. **Facilitate Communication**: Provide an accessible platform for members to stay informed about club activities
6. **Support Governance**: Make organizational bylaws, minutes, and board information readily available
The website addresses the lack of a modern, accessible, and functional digital presence for this important community organization.
## Problems Solved
### For Community Members
- **Information Gap**: Previously, community members had difficulty accessing up-to-date information about events, meetings, and organizational news
- **Membership Barriers**: The old paper-based membership process was cumbersome and inaccessible
- **Resource Access**: Community resources, historical documents, and educational materials were not easily available
- **Event Awareness**: Many community members missed events due to inconsistent communication
### For Organization Leaders
- **Administrative Burden**: Manual membership tracking and event management consumed valuable volunteer time
- **Communication Challenges**: Reaching all members efficiently was difficult and inconsistent
- **Donation Limitations**: No streamlined way to accept donations and support
- **Membership Tracking**: Difficulty managing membership statuses, expirations, and renewals
- **Content Management**: No easy way to update website content without technical expertise
### For Website Visitors
- **Accessibility Issues**: Previous digital presence was not fully accessible to deaf, hard-of-hearing, and DeafBlind users
- **Content Freshness**: Information was often outdated or incomplete
- **Usability Problems**: Navigation and information architecture were confusing
- **Mobile Experience**: Previous site was not responsive or mobile-friendly
- **Visual Communication**: Lack of ASL videos and visual elements essential for deaf users
## How It Should Work
The website functions as both a public-facing portal and an administrative tool:
### For Public Users
- Access information about OCD, its mission, and leadership
- View upcoming events and calendar
- Learn about membership benefits and application process
- Contact the organization
- Access documents like bylaws and meeting minutes
- View ASL videos with thumbnail previews, captions, and full transcripts
- Make donations through Zeffy integration
### Core User Journeys
### For Administrators
- Manage website content through a protected dashboard with secure authentication
- Update event information and calendar
- Track membership status, expirations, and contact info
- Upload and manage documents
- Upload and manage ASL videos with required thumbnails and transcripts
- Receive automated notifications about membership expirations
- Access security-focused tools with role-based permissions
#### Community Member Journey
1. Discovers the OCD website through search or referral
2. Browses upcoming events and community information
3. Learns about membership benefits and application process
4. Completes membership application and submits payment
5. Receives membership confirmation and welcome materials
6. Regularly checks website for events and organizational updates
7. Participates in events and community activities
8. Renews membership when notified of expiration
The system prioritizes accessibility, focusing on the specific needs of deaf, hard-of-hearing, and DeafBlind users while maintaining high standards for responsiveness, security, and performance. All video content requires both visual thumbnails and text transcripts to ensure equitable access regardless of ability.
#### Organization Administrator Journey
1. Logs in to secure admin dashboard
2. Manages membership data and tracks renewals
3. Creates and updates event information
4. Publishes content updates to public pages
5. Uploads meeting minutes and organizational documents
6. Reviews and responds to contact form submissions
7. Generates membership and activity reports
8. Manages ASL videos and accessibility features
#### Website Visitor Journey
1. Visits website to learn about OCD organization
2. Explores information about deaf community in Olathe
3. Views upcoming events calendar
4. Watches accessible ASL videos with captions/transcripts
5. Contacts the organization through accessible form
6. Makes donations to support the organization
7. Shares content with others via social media
### Key Features
#### Public-Facing Features
- **Home Page**: Showcases organization mission, featured events, and announcements
- **About Section**: History, mission statement, board members with photos and bios
- **Events Calendar**: Interactive calendar with filtering capabilities and event details
- **Membership Information**: Benefits, types, pricing, and application process
- **Contact Form**: Accessible contact methods with form validation
- **Donation Integration**: Zeffy widget for secure online donations
- **Document Repository**: Accessible bylaws, minutes, and organizational documents
- **ASL Video Library**: Captioned and transcribed ASL videos about the organization
#### Administration Features
- **Member Management**: Database of members with search, filtering, and export
- **Event Management**: Create, edit, and publish events with recurrence options
- **Content Management**: WYSIWYG editor for page content updates
- **Document Management**: Upload and organize meeting minutes and documents
- **Video Management**: Upload ASL videos with caption and transcript support
- **Contact Management**: Review and respond to contact form submissions
- **Membership Notifications**: Automated email system for membership expirations
- **User Management**: Admin account control with secure authentication
### User Types & Needs
#### Deaf Community Members
- ASL videos with captions and transcripts
- Visual design that minimizes text-heavy content
- Clear, simple navigation
- High contrast visual elements
- Mobile accessibility for on-the-go access
- Event information in visual formats
#### DeafBlind Users
- Screen reader compatibility
- High contrast mode
- Simplified content structure
- Keyboard navigation support
- Text descriptions of all visual elements
- Reduced motion option
#### Organization Board Members
- Secure access to administrative features
- Easy content management without technical skills
- Membership data visualization
- Export capabilities for reports
- Notification management
#### Potential Members & Community Supporters
- Clear information about the organization
- Simple donation process
- Easy-to-understand membership benefits
- Mobile-friendly experience
- Social sharing capabilities
## Special Considerations
### Accessibility Requirements
- WCAG 2.2 AA compliance as minimum standard
- ASL videos must have captions and transcripts
- All functionality must be keyboard accessible
- Screen reader testing and optimization
- Color contrast ratios ≥ 4.5:1 for normal text
- Support for text resizing up to 200% without loss of content
- Reduced motion preferences respected
- Focus indicators clear and visible
### Content Management
- Non-technical administrators must be able to update content
- ASL video uploads must be simple with caption/transcript support
- Automated backups of all content
- Version history for content changes
- Role-based permissions for different admin functions
### Technical Requirements
- Fast loading times (especially on mobile)
- Secure authentication for admin features
- HTTPS encryption for all traffic
- Regular security updates
- Daily database backups
- Responsive design for all device sizes
- Cross-browser compatibility
- Email notification system for expirations
### Legal & Privacy
- Clear privacy policy
- Secure handling of member data
- GDPR-compliant data practices
- Terms of service for website use
- Accessibility statement with contact information

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- Frontend and backend Dockerfiles with security best practices
- Package.json files with dependencies
- Next.js configuration with security headers
- Tailwind CSS configuration
- Tailwind CSS configuration with CSS-first approach
- Nginx configuration with security headers
- Core implementations:
- Navigation component with responsive design and accessibility features
- Footer component with site map and accessibility options
- Hero component with animation and adaptability
- Contact form with validation and ARIA attributes
- Public-facing pages including Home, About, and Contact
- Custom Video Player component with accessibility features and transcript display
- MongoDB initialization scripts with schema validation
- Database models with validation for Videos and Members
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- Directory structure for both frontend and backend
## What's Left to Build
The implementation is still pending, but now has a solid foundation. Key features that need to be built:
The implementation has a solid foundation, but these key features still need to be built:
1. Public-facing pages (Home, About, Calendar, Membership, Contact)
2. Admin dashboard with JWT authentication and RBAC
3. Event management system
4. Membership tracking and notification system
5. Document repository
6. Full implementation of ASL video management with required transcripts and thumbnails
7. Responsive design implementation with Tailwind CSS 4.0
8. Complete database schema implementation and API endpoints
9. Zeffy donation integration
10. Email notification system
11. Final deployment and testing
1. Events and Calendar pages and functionality
2. Membership information and application pages
3. Admin dashboard and authentication flow
4. Full event management system
5. Membership tracking and notification system
6. Document repository with meeting minutes and bylaws
7. Full implementation of video management with upload functionality
8. Integration with Zeffy for donations
9. Email notification system implementation
10. Final deployment and testing
For a detailed breakdown of specific tasks, refer to TO_DO.txt.
## Progress Status
- **Current Phase**: Project structure and key files setup
- **Current Phase**: Phase 1 - Core setup and public-facing pages
- **Tasks Completed**:
- Updated technology stack to latest versions
- Updated technology stack to latest versions (Next.js 15.2.3, TypeScript 5.8, Tailwind CSS 4.0)
- Created complete directory structure according to system patterns
- Implemented core configuration files (Docker, Nginx, Tailwind, Next.js)
- Created MongoDB initialization scripts with schema validation
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- Set up authentication middleware with JWT
- Created model files with validation for Videos and Members
- Created basic API routes structure
- Updated implementation files (planned_implementation.txt, TECH_STACK, TO_DO.txt)
- Enhanced database schemas with validation and indexing
- Upgraded from WCAG 2.1 AA to WCAG 2.2 AA compliance requirements
- Upgraded accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA compliance requirements
- Added required video transcript and thumbnail specifications
- Implemented Docker setup with security best practices
- **Tasks In Progress**: Setting up remaining API routes and controller stubs
- **Next Tasks**: Install dependencies, finalize configuration, and begin implementation of Phase 1 core functionality
- Created responsive Navigation and Footer components
- Implemented Home, About, and Contact pages with accessibility features
- Created Contact form with validation and ARIA attributes
- **Tasks In Progress**:
- Events and Calendar functionality
- Membership section development
- **Next Tasks**:
- Complete remaining public-facing pages (Events, Membership)
- Begin admin dashboard implementation
- Implement event management system
- Set up video upload and management functionality
## Current Task
Completing the creation of key files and preparing to install dependencies to resolve TypeScript errors. The next step will be to implement Phase 1 core functionality, focusing on the basic public-facing pages and admin authentication system.
Implementing additional public-facing pages to complete Phase 2, with focus on the event calendar and membership information sections. Once those are complete, we'll move on to the admin functionality in Phase 3.

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# System Patterns: OCD Website
## How the System is Built
## Architecture Patterns
### Architecture
- **Frontend**:
- Next.js 15.2.3 with React 19 for server-side rendered pages
- Server Components for critical content delivery
- Client Components for interactive elements
- **Backend**:
- Node.js with Express 4.21 for RESTful API endpoints
- JWT authentication with role-based access control (RBAC)
- **Database Layer**:
- MongoDB 7.0 with schema validation and indexing
- Redis for caching, session management, and rate limiting
- **Containerization**:
- Docker with security best practices (multi-stage builds, non-root users)
- Portainer for container management and monitoring
- **Web Server**:
- Nginx as reverse proxy with security headers and TLS 1.3
### Frontend Architecture
- **Component Structure**: Atomic Design methodology
- **Atoms**: Buttons, inputs, icons, typography elements
- **Molecules**: Forms, cards, navigation items, video player
- **Organisms**: Navigation bar, page sections, footer
- **Templates**: Page layouts with content placeholders
- **Pages**: Complete views with actual content
- **Data Flow**: Unidirectional data flow (React standard)
- **State Management**: React Context API for global state
- **Rendering Strategy**:
- Server-side rendering for initial page load and SEO
- Client-side rendering for interactive components
- Static generation for stable content
- **Styling Approach**:
- Utility-first with Tailwind CSS
- Component-specific styles via custom CSS
- CSS variables for theming and consistency
- **Responsive Design**:
- Mobile-first breakpoints (sm, md, lg, xl)
- Container-based fluid layouts
- Flexbox and CSS Grid for complex layouts
### Directory Structure
```
/
├── frontend/ # Next.js frontend application
│ ├── public/ # Static assets
│ ├── src/
│ │ ├── app/ # Next.js App Router pages
│ │ ├── components/ # Reusable React components
│ │ │ ├── atoms/ # Basic UI components
│ │ │ ├── molecules/ # Compound components
│ │ │ ├── organisms/ # Complex components
│ │ │ ├── templates/ # Page layouts
│ │ │ └── video/ # Video player components
│ │ ├── hooks/ # Custom React hooks
│ │ ├── lib/ # Utility functions
│ │ ├── styles/ # Global styles and Tailwind config
│ │ └── types/ # TypeScript type definitions
│ ├── Dockerfile # Multi-stage build for frontend
│ └── package.json # Frontend dependencies
├── backend/ # Express backend application
│ ├── src/
│ │ ├── controllers/ # Request handlers
│ │ ├── middleware/ # Express middleware
│ │ ├── models/ # MongoDB schema models
│ │ ├── routes/ # API route definitions
│ │ ├── services/ # Business logic
│ │ └── utils/ # Utility functions
│ ├── Dockerfile # Backend container definition
│ └── package.json # Backend dependencies
├── mongo-init/ # MongoDB initialization scripts
├── nginx/ # Nginx configuration
│ ├── conf/ # Server configurations
│ └── ssl/ # SSL certificates
├── docker-compose.yml # Docker services definition
└── security-reports/ # Security scanning outputs
```
### Backend Architecture
- **API Design**: RESTful with resource-based endpoints
- **Controller Pattern**: Route handlers separated from business logic
- **Repository Pattern**: Data access abstracted from controllers
- **Middleware Stack**:
- Authentication/Authorization
- Request validation
- Error handling
- Logging
- CORS handling
- **Data Models**: MongoDB schemas with validation
- **Service Layer**: Business logic encapsulated in service modules
## Key Technical Decisions
- Server Components for critical content delivery and improved SEO
- TypeScript 5.8 for type safety and incremental build performance
- Tailwind CSS 4.0 with CSS-first configuration
- MongoDB 7.0 with schema validation for data integrity
- Redis for caching, rate limiting, and session management
- Docker containerization with security best practices
- Custom video player implementation for ASL content with required transcripts
- Multi-stage Docker builds for smaller, more secure production images
- JWT-based authentication with role-based access control
- Full-text search capabilities for video transcripts
## Architecture Patterns
- RESTful API with comprehensive endpoint structure
- Context-based state management in React
- Server-side rendering for critical pages, static generation for stable content
- Responsive design with mobile-first approach
- Atomic design pattern for component organization
- Authentication with JWT and HTTP-only cookies
- Automated notifications for membership status
- Schema validation and indexing for database performance
- Least-privilege principle in containerization
- Accessibility-first development approach with WCAG 2.2 AA compliance
### Next.js App Router
- File-based routing with nested layouts
- Server components for performance
- Client components marked with 'use client' for interactivity
- Metadata API for SEO optimization
## Development Workflow
Development is organized into phases:
1. Setup & Infrastructure
2. Core Public Pages
3. Admin Functionality
4. Accessibility & Refinement
5. Testing & Deployment
### Tailwind CSS 4.0
- JIT (Just-In-Time) compilation for optimal CSS bundle size
- Extended theme for custom design tokens
- CSS variables for runtime theming
- Utility-first approach for rapid development
Each phase has specific tasks and goals as outlined in the TO_DO.txt document, with a focus on iterative development and continuous testing for accessibility compliance.
### Accessibility First
- WCAG 2.2 AA compliance as baseline requirement
- Semantic HTML structure
- ARIA attributes used appropriately
- Keyboard navigation focus management
- Screen reader announcements for dynamic content
- High contrast mode support
- Reduced motion option
### Docker Containerization
- Multi-stage builds for production optimization
- Development environment consistency
- Separate containers for frontend, backend, and database
- Volume mounting for source code in development
- Environment variable management
### JWT Authentication
- HTTP-only cookies for security
- Role-based access control
- Token refresh strategy
- Secure routes with middleware
## Code Organization
### Frontend Structure
```
frontend/
├── public/ # Static assets
├── src/
│ ├── app/ # Next.js routes and pages
│ ├── components/ # React components
│ │ ├── atoms/ # Basic UI elements
│ │ ├── molecules/ # Compound components
│ │ ├── organisms/ # Complex components
│ │ └── video/ # Video-related components
│ ├── hooks/ # Custom React hooks
│ ├── lib/ # Utility functions and helpers
│ ├── styles/ # Global styles and Tailwind config
│ └── types/ # TypeScript type definitions
└── tests/ # Test suites
```
### Backend Structure
```
backend/
├── src/
│ ├── config/ # Configuration settings
│ ├── controllers/ # Request handlers
│ ├── middleware/ # Express middleware
│ ├── models/ # Data models and schemas
│ ├── routes/ # API route definitions
│ ├── services/ # Business logic
│ └── utils/ # Helper functions
└── tests/ # Test suites
```
## Design Patterns
### Component Composition
- Prefer composition over inheritance
- Small, focused components with single responsibilities
- Higher-order components for shared functionality
- Render props for flexible component APIs
### Custom Hooks
- Extract reusable stateful logic into custom hooks
- Naming convention: use[HookName]
- Keep hooks focused on specific concerns
### Error Handling
- Try/catch blocks in async functions
- Error boundaries for UI component failures
- Consistent error response format in API
- Detailed logging for debugging
### Dependency Injection
- Service dependencies provided via parameters
- Loose coupling between modules
- Facilitates testing with mocks
## Naming Conventions
### Frontend
- **Component Files**: PascalCase.tsx
- **Hook Files**: camelCase.ts
- **Utility Files**: camelCase.ts
- **CSS Modules**: camelCase.module.css
- **Component Props**: interface ComponentNameProps
### Backend
- **Controllers**: camelCase.controller.ts
- **Models**: PascalCase.model.ts
- **Routes**: camelCase.routes.ts
- **Services**: camelCase.service.ts
- **Middleware**: camelCase.middleware.ts
## Testing Strategy
- **Frontend**:
- Component tests with React Testing Library
- E2E tests with Playwright
- Visual regression tests
- **Backend**:
- Unit tests for business logic
- Integration tests for API endpoints
- Mock database for testing
## CI/CD Pipeline (Planned)
- GitHub Actions for automated builds
- Linting and type checking
- Automated testing
- Docker image building
- Deployment to production server

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# Tech Context: OCD Website
# Technical Context: OCD Website
## Technologies Used
### Frontend
- React 19
- TypeScript 5.8 (5x faster incremental builds)
- Next.js 15.2.3 (includes security patches for CVE-2025-29927)
- Tailwind CSS 4.0 (CSS-first configuration with @theme directives, 182x faster builds)
- Framer Motion 11
- React Router DOM 7
- React Icons 5.4
- React Simple Maps 4.0 (beta)
- React Intersection Observer 9.13
- Server Components for critical content delivery
- **Framework**: Next.js 15.2.3 - Server-side rendering with React
- **Language**: TypeScript 5.8 - Type-safe development
- **UI Components**: React 19.0.0 - Component-based architecture
- **Styling**:
- Tailwind CSS 4.0.15 - Utility-first CSS framework
- CSS Variables - Custom theming system
- PostCSS 8.4 - CSS processing
- Autoprefixer 10.4 - CSS vendor prefixing
- **Animation**: Framer Motion 12.6.0 - Interactive animations
- **Routing**: Next.js App Router - File-based routing with layouts
- **Icons**: Custom SVG icons - Accessibility-focused
- **Forms**: Custom form components with validation
### Backend
- Node.js with Express 4.21
- TypeScript 5.8
- MongoDB 7.0 with schema validation and indexing
- Redis for caching and session management
- Nodemailer 6.9 for email handling
- CORS with proper security headers
- dotenv 16.4 for environment variable management
- JWT-based authentication with RBAC
- **Framework**: Node.js with Express 4.21
- **Language**: TypeScript - Type-safe API development
- **Database**: MongoDB - Document-based storage
- **API**: RESTful endpoints
- **Email**: Nodemailer 6.9 - Email notifications
- **Authentication**: JWT-based with HTTP-only cookies
- **Data Validation**: Server-side schema validation
### Database
- MongoDB 7.0 with:
- Schema validation using $jsonSchema
- Field-level validation and pattern matching
- Full-text search indexes
- Compound indexes for query optimization
- Authentication and authorization
### Development Tools
- **Package Manager**: pnpm 9.14
- **Linting**: ESLint 9
- **Build System**: Next.js built-in bundler
- **Version Control**: Git
- **Container**: Docker & Docker Compose
- **Configuration**: Environment variables with dotenv
- **Caching**: Redis (planned)
### Development & Build Tools
- Docker & Docker Compose with security best practices:
- Multi-stage builds
- Non-root users for all services
- Resource limitations
- Health checks for all containers
- Security scanning with Trivy
- Portainer for container management
- PostCSS 8.4
- Autoprefixer 10.4
- pnpm 9.14 (package manager)
- Vite 6.0
- ESLint 9
- Concurrently for running multiple processes
- tsx/ts-node for TypeScript execution
- Hot module replacement (HMR)
### Deployment
- **Production Server**: Nginx reverse proxy
- **Containers**: Docker multi-stage builds
- **Database**: MongoDB Atlas (planned)
- **Cache**: Redis (planned)
- **CI/CD**: GitHub Actions (planned)
### Production
- Nginx (Production server for frontend with security headers)
- Node.js server for backend API
- SSL/TLS 1.3 for secure connections
- Network isolation with Docker
## Development Environment
## Development Setup
- Multi-container Docker setup with Docker Compose
- Hot-reloading enabled
- Separate development and production builds
- Environment variable management for sensitive data
- TypeScript configuration for both client and server
- Concurrent development server (frontend + backend)
- Automated security scanning in the build process
### Local Setup
- Next.js development server (localhost:3000)
- Express API server (localhost:4000)
- MongoDB container
- Tailwind CSS JIT compilation
- Hot module reloading
### Key Configuration Files
- **docker-compose.yml**: Container orchestration
- **frontend/next.config.js**: Next.js configuration
- **frontend/tailwind.config.js**: Tailwind customization
- **frontend/postcss.config.js**: CSS processing
- **backend/.env**: API environment variables
- **nginx/conf/default.conf**: Production web server
## Technical Constraints
- Emphasis on accessibility for deaf and DeafBlind users
- WCAG 2.2 AA compliance required
- ASL video support with mandatory:
- WebVTT subtitles
- Full text transcripts
- Thumbnail previews
- Screen reader compatibility with ARIA landmarks
- High performance requirements for video content
- Secure admin access with JWT and RBAC
- Responsive design for all screen sizes
- Support for membership expiration notifications
- Requirements for Docker security best practices
### Accessibility Requirements
- WCAG 2.2 AA compliance
- Screen reader compatibility
- Keyboard navigation support
- Color contrast compliance
- Reduced motion support
- DeafBlind/Blind user accessibility
- ASL video content with captions and transcripts
### Browser Support
- Modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
- IE not supported
- Mobile browsers (iOS Safari, Chrome Android)
### Performance Targets
- First contentful paint < 1.5s
- Time to interactive < 3.5s
- Core Web Vitals compliance
- Optimized image delivery
- Minimal JavaScript overhead
### Security Considerations
- HTTPS-only in production
- Content Security Policy headers
- JWT authentication with secure cookies
- Input sanitization and validation
- CSRF protection
- Rate limiting (planned)
## Additional Notes
- Custom CSS variables for theming
- Dark mode support via media query
- Mobile-first responsive design
- Component-based architecture
- Accessibility-first approach
- Server-side rendering for SEO