Response Details (ID: 28 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

Text Before HTML:

We are going to create an inventory management system UI with:
 - A data table that has sortable columns (ascending/descending)
 - A search bar to filter the table
 - An "Add Item" button to add new items to the inventory

 We'll use Tailwind CSS for styling and vanilla JavaScript for the functionality.

 Design Inspiration:
 We'll take inspiration from the provided template in terms of layout and aesthetics, but we'll adapt it for an inventory management system.

 Color Scheme:
 We'll choose a professional and clean color scheme suitable for a business application.

 Let's define:
   Primary Color: A deep blue for primary actions and headers (#2563eb)
   Secondary Color: A light gray for backgrounds (#f3f4f6)
   Text Color: Dark gray for text (#1f2937)
   Accent Color: Green for positive actions (like add button) (#10b981)

 We'll structure the page as follows:

 1. Header: Simple header with the title of the inventory system.
 2. Main Content:
      - A search bar at the top.
      - A table with inventory items.
      - Each column header will be clickable for sorting.
      - An "Add Item" button.

 We'll use the following structure for the table:

   Table Columns: ID, Name, Category, Quantity, Price, Actions (Edit, Delete)

 We'll also include a modal for adding a new item (or we can use a form that appears when the button is clicked, but for simplicity, we'll do a modal).

 Steps:

 1. Set up the HTML structure with Tailwind CSS.
 2. Style the table and form elements.
 3. Implement the search functionality (filtering the table).
 4. Implement the sorting functionality for columns.
 5. Implement the modal for adding a new item.

 We'll use the following approach for the modal: 
   - Initially hidden, and when the "Add Item" button is clicked, it becomes visible.

 We'll use JavaScript to handle:
   - Sorting: by clicking on column headers, we'll sort the table by that column (toggle between asc and desc).
   - Search: by typing in the search bar, we'll filter the rows that match the search string (case insensitive) in any of the columns.
   - Modal: show/hide and form submission.

 We'll also store the inventory items in an array of objects for simplicity (in a real app, this would come from a backend).

 Let's create the HTML structure first.

 Note: We are not using the exact template but taking inspiration in the layout and design quality.

 We'll create:

   
 with a title and maybe a subtitle.

   
 with:
      - A search bar and a button (for adding) at the top.
      - The table below.

   
 for the modal (hidden by default).

 We'll use Tailwind classes for styling.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Inventory Management System UI

I'll create a clean, professional inventory management system with sortable columns, search functionality, and an "Add Item" button using Tailwind CSS.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features

1. **Professional UI Design**:
   - Clean, modern interface with a blue-based color scheme
   - Responsive layout that works on all device sizes
   - Card-based design with subtle shadows and rounded corners

2. **Inventory Table**:
   - Sortable columns (click on column headers)
   - Visual indicators for stock status (green/yellow/red badges)
   - Hover effects on table rows for better interaction

3. **Search and Filter**:
   - Search bar to find items by name, category, or status
   - Category and status filters to narrow down results

4. **Add Item Functionality**:
   - Modal form for adding new inventory items
   - Form validation to ensure required fields are filled
   - Smooth animations for modal transitions

5. **Responsive Design**:
   - Adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop screens
   - Collapsible navigation on smaller screens
   - Appropriate spacing and sizing for all elements

The interface is built with Tailwind CSS for styling and vanilla JavaScript for all functionality, creating a clean, professional inventory management system.