WierdAnimlasPrompt.md

Create a mobile-friendly, secure quiz app about weird animals with these specific requirements:

Content & Structure:

• 9 questions total: 3 easy, 3 medium, 3 hard (clearly labeled difficulty)
• Each question includes relevant animal emojis and high-quality descriptions
• Focus on bizarre behaviors, unique adaptations, and shocking animal facts that would fascinate nature documentary fans
• Target curious teenagers (ages 13-17) with engaging, discovery-focused content

Timing & Flow:

• 30-second countdown timer per question (pause timer when showing results)
• After each answer: show correct/incorrect feedback + detailed fun fact
• Include a mandatory “Next Question” button (no auto-advance)
• Allow 15-25 seconds minimum for users to read explanations comfortably
• Progress indicator showing current question and difficulty level

Interactive Features:

• One-time hint system per question (reveals one wrong answer or gives a clue)
• Visual feedback for correct/wrong answers with smooth animations
• Final score breakdown by difficulty level
• Option to retry specific difficulty levels

Design & UX:

• Nature-inspired UI: earthy color palette (forest greens, ocean blues, sunset oranges)
• Organic shapes and flowing transitions between screens
• Mobile-first responsive design optimized for thumb navigation
• Accessibility features: good contrast ratios and readable fonts
• appealing design suitable for curious teenagers who love nature documentaries

Technical Details:

• Smooth animations between question transitions
• Touch-friendly button sizes (minimum 44px)
• Loading states and error handling
• Local storage for progress saving
• The app should include a start screen and a results screen with a “Play Again” option.

Security:

• Avoid slopsquatting – NEVER install packages with typos or similar names to popular packages
• Only use well-established, verified packages from official repositories
• Always verify package names exactly match official documentation
• Check package download counts (>1M weekly downloads preferred)
• Verify package maintainers and GitHub repositories before use
• Implement rate limiting for API calls
• Use parameterized queries for any database operations
• Sanitize column names and data before processing
• Prevent code injection through data manipulation
• Implement proper error handling without exposing internals
• Implement proper CORS policies
• Validate all user inputs on both client and server
• Use HTTPS for all communications
• Store data in memory only (no localStorage/sessionStorage)