I have an early HTML mock-up of “SolveSnap” and now I want it turned into a fully functional learning platform. The site must cover the core school subjects—Math, Science and English—and be flexible enough to expand later. Users should be able to ask homework questions and receive instant, AI-driven explanations; feel free to plug in Claude, ChatGPT or any comparable model for the responses. Core interactive layer • Real-time live chat, one-click video calling and a threaded discussion forum all living inside the same UI. • A smart calculator widget. When a visitor keys in the code “2012”, that widget should seamlessly launch a mini-portal of browser games, introduced by a short plane-takeoff animation. The games themselves already exist; you only need to embed or iframe them so they run smoothly inside the site. • Unified support hub: in-page live-chat support, email ticketing and an easy-to-search FAQ. Technical expectations • Modern stack—React or Vue on the front end, Node, Python or PHP on the back; use what you are fastest with, as long as the code is clean and documented. • Responsive layout that mirrors the look of my current SolveSnap-v2 mock-up. • Clear, well-named components so I can extend subjects beyond Math, Science and English later. • Configurable API layer for the AI engine so I can swap models without rewriting the UI. • Security basics in place: rate limiting on the AI chat, validation on the calculator input and sanitized user posts. Deliverables 1. Source code in a public or private repo. 2. A brief read-me telling me how to deploy locally and on my shared host. 3. A short screen-capture walk-through proving the 2012 calculator Easter egg and the three support channels all work. I’m happy to answer any architectural questions up front so you can quote accurate time lines.