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Last edited Apr 3, 2026
Created on Apr 3, 2026

The AURORA LUXE TRAVEL site demonstrates a futuristic luxury travel brand through a single-page Next.js application with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. It showcases a dark-mode glassmorphism design with animated gradient blobs, neon accents, and a cinematic hero section featuring parallax-like effects. The page includes destination cards with hover shimmer and tilt effects, membership tiers, and a concierge form with client-side validation. Framer Motion powers scroll-based section reveals and entrance animations, while next/image optimizes remote Unsplash images configured through allowed domains. Interactive elements include a sticky glass navbar with active section highlighting and a mobile floating CTA button.

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