[Draft] Add initial development definition document (from Claude)

[path-finder2002]

Summary

This draft PR adds a development definition document (DEV.md) created with Claude, in order to clarify project goals and structure.

Purpose

• To share the initial planning and get early feedback
• To align with the direction of the original repository
• To support the creation of the landing page later

Notes

• This is still a work-in-progress
• Please feel free to comment or suggest changes!

Related

• Issue: #◯◯ (←もしあれば)

[path-finder2002]

Hey @KrishKrosh!

Quick follow-up on the landing page idea – I've put together a pretty detailed plan that I think captures the spirit of TrackWeight nicely.

Main concept: "Minimal Playfulness" – clean like your app UI, but with some fun surprises that show off how cool this project really is.

The approach: GitHub Pages, fully responsive, focuses on making the "wow factor" accessible to everyone (not just devs).

Would love to know what you think! No rush at all – just excited about the potential to get more people discovering this brilliant use of Force Touch sensors.

Cheers! 🎉

[KrishKrosh]

hi @path-finder2002 great work so far identifying the key requirements for this landing page. I like the first minimal playfulness design theme that you had. That being said, I wouldn't want to merge anything in before we actually have a working prototype of the website up. Moreover, I think that some of the copy that's going to be created is going to sound a little bit AI-generated, so we'll probably have to dial that in as well. Quick note that there's actually a download link now that you can see on the releases section of this GitHub, so you can link that directly.

TLDR: would love to see the actual landing page! Let's make the weight guy the icon for it!

[path-finder2002]

Hi @KrishKrosh! Thanks so much for taking the time to check things out — I know you're super busy, so I really appreciate it 🙏

I’ve put together a first version of the landing page outline based on your earlier feedback (fun, minimal, slightly absurd — just how we like it).
Would love for you to take a look when you get the chance!

To get started locally:

npm install
npm start

This installs the dependencies and launches the dev server — real-time editing included. Great for testing out weird copy or playful layout ideas quickly.
Let’s make the “weight guy” proud! 💪🖱️

If you have any requests or messages such as “I want to say something” or “I want to do this,” please feel free to contact us anytime. ☺️

[path-finder2002]

P.S.

If Node.js isn’t installed yet, you can do it the dev way:

brew install node

Quick, clean, and terminal-friendly.
(Weight of installation: ~0g. Measured by TrackWeight, of course 🫠)

And hey—
If you're paying for GitHub Copilot, maybe it's time to let it summarize this thread and fetch you the context.
That AI better earn its protein.