I’m launching a full-scale online arcade inspired by the polish and speed of CrazyGames, and I need the entire web platform engineered from the ground up. The focus is on high-quality HTML5 and WebGL titles that load instantly in the browser across desktop and mobile, so every technical choice has to revolve around performance, asset compression, and responsive design. Core experience • Games: Primarily HTML5, with WebGL support for more demanding titles. • Feel: Clean, lightweight interface that still looks like a major gaming brand. Page transitions should be fluid and the site must pass Core Web Vitals on mobile. • Hosting & publishing: I want a workflow where I can drop in new game builds, set metadata, and have the title live—think a small CMS or custom admin panel. Feature set on each game page • User ratings and reviews • Share buttons (social platforms + direct link copy) • Recommendations for similar games that update dynamically based on category or tags User system Players should be able to log in quickly with either their social accounts or a classic email/password flow. Guest play is fine, but any interaction that needs persistence—like posting a review—should prompt authentication. Deliverables • Fully responsive front-end and back-end codebase • Admin area for uploading games, editing descriptions, tagging, and moderating reviews • Deployed production site, SSL-enabled, with instructions for basic maintenance and content addition • Source code in a Git repository, plus brief developer documentation Acceptance criteria 1. A sample set of at least five HTML5 games running flawlessly. 2. Lighthouse performance score of 90+ on mobile for the homepage and a typical game page. 3. Ratings, reviews, sharing, and recommendation components working end-to-end behind the login system. If this matches your skill set and you’ve shipped similar gaming sites before, let’s talk about architecture choices and timelines right away.