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# Movie Card Component Design & Specification (No-Code Contribution)
This document defines the full structure, behavior, and design requirements for the **Movie Card component** requested in Issue #1053.
It provides a clear blueprint for future contributors to implement the UI component without ambiguity.
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## 1. Purpose of the Movie Card
Users currently have no visually appealing way to browse movie information.
This component aims to provide:
- Quick movie overview
- Simple, modern visual card
- Lightweight hover interactions
- Aesthetic styles (Glassmorphism / Neon)
This specification does **not** include code, only structure and design.
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## 2. Required Data (Component Props)
The Movie Card will accept the following props/data:
```json
{
"title": "Movie Title",
"year": 2022,
"rating": 8.4,
"genres": ["Action", "Drama"],
"posterUrl": "https://image-link",
"description": "Short movie summary goes here.",
"trailerUrl": "https://youtube-link"
}
## 3. Layout Structure
### Card Sections:
### Poster Section
- Full-width image
- Rounded corners or neon glow
- Lazy-loaded for performance
### Information Section
- Movie Title (bold)
- Release Year (lighter text)
- Star Rating
- 5 star icons
- Filled vs unfilled based on rating
- Genre Tags
- Small pills/chips
- Scrollable on mobile
- Hover Section
- Only visible on hover/press
### Includes:
- Short description (23 lines)
- “Watch Trailer” button/link
## 4. Hover Behavior (Animation Specification)
### On Hover:
- Card scales slightly (1.03x)
- Background blur/glass effect increases
- Description fades in
- Trailer button slides up
### Animation Rules:
- Max duration: 150250ms
- Use GPU-friendly transforms
- Avoid heavy shadows for performance
## 5. Responsiveness Behavior
### Mobile:
- Poster on top
- Title + rating below
- Genres in a horizontal scroll
- Hover replaced with tap-to-expand behavior
### Tablet:
- Slightly larger poster
- Hover enabled
- Multi-line description allowed
### Desktop:
- Full hover animation
- Neon/glass effects more visible
- Rating + genre tags inline
## 6. Visual Style Guide (No strict CSS)
### Option 1: Glassmorphism
- Background blur: 1020px
- Soft white transparency
- Subtle shadows
### Option 2: Neon / Cyberpunk
- Bright cyan/purple glows
- Black or dark backgrounds
- Hover glow on stars and poster
### Typography:
- Title: Bold, large
- Year and genres: smaller, low opacity
### Rating: icons must be readable at small sizes
## 7. Accessibility Requirements
- Poster image must have alt text
- Trailer link must have aria-label
- Colors must pass contrast if neon is used
- Keyboard focus must reveal the hover content
- Every interactive element must be tabbable
## 8. Implementation Guidelines (For Future Contributors)
- This component should be easy to integrate:
Example usage:
<MovieCard
title="Inception"
year={2010}
rating={8.8}
genres={['Sci-Fi', 'Thriller']}
posterUrl="/img/inception.webp"
description="A thief who steals corporate secrets through dream-sharing..."
trailerUrl="https://youtube.com/trailer-url"
/>
### Component must:
- Accept props listed above
- Render consistently across screen sizes
- Stay lightweight (no heavy JS)
- Work with plain HTML/CSS/JS or any framework
## 9. Tasks for Implementation (For Maintainership / Devs)
- To make this feature easy to implement, it is broken into sub-tasks:
- Build card layout (HTML structure)
- Add poster display
- Add title + year
- Add rating stars
- Add genre tags
- Add hover description + trailer button
- Add animations
- Add responsiveness
- Improve accessibility
- Each task can be picked individually by contributors.
## 10. Why This Contribution Solves the Issue
- Defines full UI layout
- Describes props and expected input
- Specifies animations and behaviors
- Provides accessibility guidelines
- Breaks the task into smaller parts
- Gives future developers a blueprint to code the component
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