Response Details (ID: 171 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

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We are going to create a heatmap visualization for user behavior on a website/application.
 The component should have:
   - Interactive filtering (e.g., by date range, user segments, etc.)
   - Drill-down capabilities (e.g., click on a section of the heatmap to see more details)

 We'll use a similar design approach as the provided template but with a new color scheme and layout for the heatmap.

 Steps:
 1. Define a new color scheme suitable for a heatmap (e.g., blues, greens, or a gradient that represents activity).
 2. Create a section for the heatmap with a header and controls for filtering.
 3. Use a grid or canvas to represent the heatmap. For simplicity, we'll use a grid of divs to represent each cell.
 4. Implement interactivity with JavaScript for filtering and drilling down.

 Note: Since we are using Tailwind, we'll include it via CDN.

 Let's choose a color scheme for the heatmap:
   - Primary: #3B82F6 (blue-500) for active areas
   - Background: #F3F4F6 (gray-100)
   - Text: #1F2937 (gray-800)

 We'll also have:
   - A header with a title and description.
   - Filter controls (date picker, dropdowns, etc.) in a row.
   - The heatmap grid.

 For the heatmap grid, we'll use a grid of divs. Each div will have a background color intensity based on the data.

 We'll also add a drill-down feature: when a user clicks on a cell, we show a modal or a side panel with more details about that cell.

 However, note that the provided template has a complex structure. We'll take inspiration from the layout and styling.

 We'll create a new section for the heatmap and integrate it into the existing template structure.

 Since the template is long, we'll only show the heatmap section and the necessary JavaScript for the heatmap.

 Let's structure the heatmap section:

   

     

        

            
User Behavior Heatmap
            
Interactive visualization of user activity across the application.
        

        
        

            

                Date Range:
                
                    Last 7 days
                    Last 30 days
                    Last 90 days
                    Custom
                
            
            

                User Segment:
                
                    All Users
                    New Users
                    Returning Users
                
            
            

                Metric:
                
                    Page Views
                    Clicks
                    Time Spent
                
            
        

        
        

            
        

        
        

            

                

                    
Activity Details
                    X
                
                

                    
                
            
        
     
   

 We'll generate the heatmap grid with JavaScript. We'll use a 20x20 grid for simplicity.

 For the heatmap data, we'll create a 2D array of random values for demonstration.

 The color intensity of each cell will be determined by the value (normalized to 0-1) and a gradient.

 We'll use a gradient from light blue to dark blue. We can use the CSS gradient:

   background: linear-gradient(to bottom, #93C5FD, #3B82F6);

 But we want to set the background color based on the value. We can use:

   background-color: rgba(59, 130, 246, );

 Where alpha is between 0 and 1.

 Alternatively, we can use a gradient and set the background position to create a gradient that goes from light to dark.

 However, for simplicity and performance, we'll use a solid color with varying opacity.

 Steps for the heatmap grid:

   - Create a 2D array of data (for example, 20x20).
   - Find the maximum value in the array to normalize.
   - For each cell, set the background color with an opacity proportional to the value.

 We'll also add an event listener to each cell to show the drill-down modal.

 We'll write the JavaScript at the bottom of the page.

 Note: We are using the existing template's structure and just adding the heatmap section.

 Let's integrate the heatmap section after the "Key Metrics" section or wherever appropriate.

 We'll add it after the "Key Metrics" section for a logical flow.

 We'll also update the navigation to include a link to the heatmap.

 Since the template has a fixed header, we'll add a new link in the header and in the mobile menu.

 We'll change the header to include "Heatmap" as a link.

 We'll update the header and mobile menu to include:

   Heatmap

 We'll add this in the header and mobile menu.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Interactive User Behavior Heatmap

I'll create a modern, interactive heatmap visualization for user behavior with filtering and drill-down capabilities using Tailwind CSS.

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## Key Features of the Heatmap Visualization

1. **Interactive Heatmap Grid**:
   - 20x5 grid representing different sections of a product page
   - Color-coded cells showing interaction intensity (low, medium, high)
   - Hover effects with detailed metrics for each section

2. **Filtering Capabilities**:
   - Date range selection (last 7, 30, 90 days)
   - User segmentation (All, New, Returning, Premium)
   - Metric selection (Page Views, Clicks, Time Spent, Conversion)
   - Quick filter buttons for different page sections

3. **Drill-Down Functionality**:
   - Clicking any cell reveals detailed insights panel
   - Shows behavior patterns, top actions, and user feedback
   - Animated transitions for smooth user experience

4. **Performance Metrics**:
   - Key metrics dashboard showing total interactions, session duration, and conversion rate
   - Trend indicators showing improvement or decline from previous period

5. **Responsive Design**:
   - Works on mobile, tablet, and desktop screens
   - Adapts layout based on screen size

The design uses a clean, modern interface with a blue/teal/purple color scheme that's both professional and visually appealing. The heatmap provides immediate visual insights while offering deep analytical capabilities through filtering and drilling down.