Color Guesser

Build a website called **ColorGuesser** 

The goal is a simple, addictive colour guessing game:

**See a colour → guess it → get a score → try again.**

### Main screen

Create a clean, minimal game interface with:

* A large target colour block
* A colour picker underneath
* HEX value of the player's selected colour
* A prominent **GUESS** button
* Current round / score

The target colour should be the main visual focus.

### Game flow

When the player clicks **GUESS**:

* Compare their selected colour with the target colour
* Calculate how close they are using a proper colour-distance calculation
* Give them a score from **0–100**
* Reveal the target HEX and their HEX
* Show a short message based on their score
* Show a **NEXT COLOUR** button

Example:

**96 / 100**

"That's really close."

Target: `#A7C4D8`
Your guess: `#A8C5D7`

Clicking **NEXT COLOUR** immediately starts another round.

### Colour picker

Use a simple custom colour picker with:

* Hue
* Saturation/brightness
* HEX input
* Live colour preview

The selected colour should update instantly.

### Game modes

Include three simple modes:

**Classic** — 5 rounds and a final score.

**Endless** — keep playing and track the best score.

**Daily** — one colour challenge per day.

For now, store scores and preferences using `localStorage`. No accounts or backend.

### Design

Make it feel very close to ColorGuesser.xyz:

* Minimal
* Clean
* Colour-focused
* Lots of whitespace
* Large colour areas
* Simple typography
* Subtle rounded corners
* Smooth transitions
* No unnecessary cards or dashboard UI

The colour should always be the hero.

Make it responsive and particularly good on mobile.

### Animations

Add small, satisfying animations:

* Smooth colour transitions
* Score counting animation
* Button press animation
* Result reveal
* Subtle success animation for very high scores

Respect `prefers-reduced-motion`.

### Tech

Use:

* React
* TypeScript
* Vite
* Tailwind CSS
* No backend
* No authentication

Keep the code clean and simple.

Most importantly, **don't overbuild it**. The experience should feel like a tiny polished web game that you can understand and start playing within 5 seconds.