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Create a polished visual website prototype for Reaccrue.com, part of Embers Turn Studio.

I have nine credits available. Complete the core experience in one pass, prioritize the pages below, and avoid unnecessary questions or extra features. Do not assume future credits or require a subscription.

PURPOSE

Reaccrue helps people organize their search for forgotten money and overlooked value.

Headline: Find Missing Money. Reclaim Forgotten Value.

Supporting copy: “A simple place to organize your search for unclaimed funds, forgotten refunds, unused balances, and other value you may have overlooked.”

The experience should feel trustworthy, practical, and approachable. Never promise that visitors will find money.

IMPORTANT HANDOFF REQUIREMENT

Another developer will recreate this website from its visible appearance. I cannot transfer your source code.

Make every important page and interaction state viewable through normal navigation. Include a clearly labeled “Design Preview” page containing links to all pages and sample states, plus a short list of the colors and fonts used.

Do not hide important design work behind accounts, payment screens, or administrator access.

VISUAL DIRECTION

Use emerald green, warm gold accents, and cream backgrounds. Choose readable typography, generous spacing, strong contrast, and polished layouts for both phones and computers.

Create a simple Reaccrue wordmark. Make the design distinctive through typography and layout. Avoid piles of cash, luxury imagery, distracting animations, and generic financial dashboard styling.

CORE PAGES

1. HOMEPAGE

Include:

* Clear navigation: Home, My Checklist, Guides, Resources, About.
* The headline and supporting copy above.
* Main button: “Build My Checklist.”
* Secondary button: “Explore the Guides.”
* Three steps: Choose what to check, follow the guidance, track your progress.
* A concise set of recovery categories.
* A preview of the checklist.
* Featured guides.
* A brief explanation that Reaccrue provides organization and educational guidance; visitors complete searches and claims through the relevant organizations.

2. INTERACTIVE CHECKLIST

Build a lightweight browser-based demonstration with no backend.

Let visitors select categories such as:

* State unclaimed-property searches.
* Forgotten refunds and deposits.
* Unused gift cards and store credits.
* Overlooked workplace benefits.
* Unused subscriptions and recurring charges.

Generate a checklist from those selections. Each item should show a plain-language explanation, a suggested next step, a status control, and space for an optional general note.

Statuses: Not Started, In Progress, Complete, Not Applicable.

Show progress and include a clean print layout through a “Print My Checklist” button.

Provide visible sample states for:

* The initial category-selection screen.
* A generated checklist.
* A partially completed checklist.

Keep entries in memory for this prototype and clearly explain that refreshing can reset them. Do not imply cloud saving or cross-device access.

Do not request names, addresses, Social Security numbers, bank details, account numbers, claim documents, or financial balances. Label notes: “Do not enter sensitive personal or financial information.”

3. GUIDES

Create a guide index with five useful article titles and short summaries.

Fully design one example guide: “How to Start Searching for Unclaimed Property.”

Use readable article formatting, a short action checklist, and a relevant call to action. Keep the draft educational and avoid specific legal, tax, eligibility, or processing-time claims.

Do not invent official links. Use a verified official source if available; otherwise leave a clearly labeled editorial placeholder.

4. RESOURCES

Design a useful resources page separating official search resources from optional commercial services.

No fabricated affiliate links, partnerships, reviews, or endorsements. If there are no verified commercial recommendations, show a tasteful empty state explaining that resources are being reviewed.

5. ABOUT AND FOOTER

Explain Reaccrue’s purpose and identify it as part of Embers Turn Studio.

State that Reaccrue is an independent educational resource and is not a government agency or a service that files claims for visitors.

Include footer locations for Privacy, Terms, and Affiliate Disclosure. Mark any sample legal text as a draft requiring review.

CONTENT AND TRUST

Use polished, realistic copy instead of lorem ipsum. Do not invent testimonials, recovery totals, customer counts, certifications, or success rates.

Make clear that people should check official sources directly and assess any third-party fees before using a service.

TECHNICAL SCOPE

This assignment is a visual prototype with simple working interactions. No accounts, database, bank connections, payments, live AI, email collection, or paid integrations.

Use lightweight HTML/CSS/JavaScript if your platform allows it. The design should be straightforward to recreate on ordinary web hosting.

QUALITY CHECK

Before finishing:

* Check mobile navigation, text readability, and button behavior.
* Ensure the checklist selections, status changes, progress display, and printing work.
* Ensure every key page and sample state is accessible from Design Preview.
* Distinguish working prototype features from anything unfinished.
* Provide a preview link if your platform supports it.

Prioritize a cohesive homepage, checklist, and example guide before adding decorative extras.

Start fresh from this prompt

Builds a brand new app from the first prompt only, so later changes to the original are not included.