| Step | What happens | Tools / Tech | |------|---------------|--------------| | | User types a query (e.g., “remy lacroix free bracelets”) | HTML <input> + JavaScript | | 2️⃣ Normalise | Trim whitespace, URL‑encode the query | encodeURIComponent() | | 3️⃣ Search sources | Call one or more external sources that may list free‑bracelet offers: • Google Custom Search API • Bing Web Search API • Specific retailer or fan‑site RSS feeds | Fetch API / Axios | | 4️⃣ Filter results | Keep only results that contain the keywords “free”, “bracelet”, and optionally “Remy Lacroix”. | Simple string matching or fuzzy matching (Fuse.js) | | 5️⃣ Rank | Prioritise newer or more relevant results (e.g., by publish date or by relevance score from the search API). | Sort by date or score | | 6️⃣ Display | Render a list of clickable titles + snippets + “Visit” button. | React/Vue/Plain JS + CSS | | 7️⃣ Optional: Cache | Store recent queries for faster repeat look‑ups (e.g., Redis or browser localStorage). | localStorage / server‑side cache |

Sarah's story was just one of many. There were countless others who had been touched by Remy's kindness, inspired by her generosity, and motivated to pay it forward.

The search term can sometimes lead to confusion with other topics due to shared names:

/* Hook up UI */ document.getElementById('searchBtn').addEventListener('click', async () => const raw = document.getElementById('searchBox').value.trim(); if (!raw) return; try const rawResults = await search(raw); const filtered = filterResults(rawResults, ['free', 'bracelet']); render(filtered); catch (e) console.error(e); document.getElementById('results').textContent = 'Error fetching results.';