Taste Now is a playful and visually-driven cooking website built for the social media generation. Designed to feel like a food-focused editorial feed, it showcases trending recipes, clever hacks, and community-contributed meals - all with high-impact visuals and easy-to-digest layouts.

Whether you’re here to scroll, snack, or cook, Taste delivers a blend of content and utility that feels just as good on your phone as it does on your desktop.

Build a content-first recipe website inspired by Tasty, with the following features:

Homepage with a bold feature article (“What We’re Cooking”) and large visual

Recipe Grid: scrollable, responsive gallery of recipe cards

Recipe Detail Page with hero image/video, ingredients, steps, and related content

Sidebar Content: trending tips, seasonal snacks, community recipes

Video Recipe Section: horizontal strip of video-linked meals

Category Filters: chips for “Comfort Food,” “15-Min Meals,” etc.

Submit Recipe Form for community contributions

Fonts: Inter + bold display font

Colors: Sky blue header (#B2EBF2), sunny yellow accent (#FFE600), high-contrast text

Layout: Two-column (content + sidebar) on desktop, stacked mobile design

Hover effects, sticky nav, search bar in top right

Big headlines, vivid food shots, and easy skimming — built for fast discovery.

Filterable, image-first recipe cards organized by tag or collection.

Quick-hit video strip that links directly to the recipe pages featured.

Structured layouts for each recipe with video support, ingredients, and instructions.

Simple submission form to allow users to add their own recipes with tags.

Taste embraces editorial energy with splashy colors and oversized type. It’s as fun to scroll as it is to cook from - designed to blend the engagement of a blog with the structure of a cookbook. The layout is responsive, content-first, and media-rich for maximum flavor across devices.

Responsive bugs: Resolved 2-column collapse issues on smaller viewports

Video embeds: Lazy loaded for performance, wrapped in aspect-ratio containers

Form edge cases: Added tag normalization + client-side validation