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Developer Builds Interactive Vada Pav Landing Page for Frontend Challenge

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A developer has created an interactive landing page dedicated to vada pav, the iconic Mumbai street food, as a submission for the Frontend Challenge Comfort Food Edition. The single-file, framework-free site features an animated hero section with steam, string lights, and a monsoon rain backdrop evoking a roadside stall. Its centrepiece is a Vada Pav Builder, built with vanilla JavaScript, that lets users toggle five real toppings and watch them stack correctly on an SVG illustration while a live sentence and heat meter update in real time. The page also includes a personal story section and a four-moment timeline tracing the dish across different times of day. Accessibility was a priority, with ARIA live regions, keyboard focus states, and full prefers-reduced-motion support implemented throughout.

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