# TOKIJU Cloudflare Pages Static Homepage

This folder contains a deployable static homepage prototype for TOKIJU.

## Files

- `index.html` - main homepage.
- `assets/css/styles.css` - full responsive styling using the uploaded logo palette: ink black, ivory, gold, sakura pink and warm botanical accents.
- `assets/js/app.js` - JavaScript interactions, product rendering, local prototype cart, mobile menu, scroll reveals and Three.js hero animation with canvas fallback.
- `assets/data/products.json` - product data used by the homepage.
- `assets/data/site-content.json` - brand palette, product and asset manifest.
- `assets/images/` - optimized images extracted from the supplied PDF product files and uploaded logo.
- `_headers`, `_redirects`, `robots.txt`, `sitemap.xml`, `wrangler.toml` - Cloudflare deployment support files.

## Deploy on Cloudflare Free Account

Option A - Cloudflare Pages direct upload:

1. Unzip this package.
2. Go to Cloudflare Dashboard > Workers & Pages > Pages.
3. Create a project.
4. Choose "Upload assets".
5. Upload the unzipped folder contents so `index.html` is at the project root.
6. Use no build command and no build output directory.
7. After deployment, connect `tokiju.com` in Custom Domains.

Option B - Git deployment:

1. Commit the folder contents to a GitHub repository.
2. In Cloudflare Pages, connect the repo.
3. Framework preset: None.
4. Build command: leave empty.
5. Build output directory: `/` or `.` depending on the Cloudflare prompt.

## Important Launch Notes

This is a high-end static front-end prototype. It does not include real checkout, payment processing, inventory, CRM or a production form endpoint. Before public launch, connect one of the following:

- Wix Stores/Wix Studio if returning to Wix commerce.
- Shopify Buy Button / Shopify Storefront API.
- Snipcart, Stripe Payment Links, or a Cloudflare Worker backend.
- Cloudflare Turnstile and a real form endpoint for consultations.

Product prices, inventory, ER COSME/TOKIJU relationship language and final legal claim review are still required before commercial launch.