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We are building a mobile app UI for a plant identification tool. The key features are:
 - A prominent camera button for taking photos to identify plants.
 - A scrollable discovery feed that shows plant species, possibly with images and information.

 We are using Tailwind CSS and plain HTML. We'll design a mobile-first interface.

 Design Inspiration:
 - We note the provided template has a clean, modern design with a dark hero section, sticky cards, and a grid of projects.
 - We'll adapt the structure for our plant identification app.

 Color Scheme:
 - We'll choose a color scheme that is nature-inspired. Let's use:
   - Primary: Green (for the nature theme) - e.g., #10B981 (emerald) for accents.
   - Backgrounds: Light and clean, perhaps a very light green or off-white for the main background.
   - Text: Dark for headings, slightly lighter for body.

 Layout:
 - The app will have a header with the app name and maybe a menu (though for simplicity, we might skip the menu for now).
 - The main section will have:
     1. A hero section with a camera button (large and prominent) and a tagline.
     2. A discovery feed section that is scrollable (we can use a grid of cards for plant species).

 We'll structure the page as:

  

    
PlantFinder
  

  

    
 
      
Identify plants with your camera
      Open Camera
    

    

      
Discover Plants
      

        
      
    
  

  

 We'll use Tailwind classes for styling.

 Let's define our color palette in the style tag (or use Tailwind's config if we were setting up a project, but since we are in a single HTML file, we'll use inline styles for custom colors or extend via CSS variables).

 We'll set:
   --color-primary: #10B981;  (emerald)
   --color-primary-darker: #059669;
   --color-bg-light: #F9FAFB;  (a light gray)
   --color-text-dark: #1F2937; (gray-800)
   --color-text-light: #FFFFFF;

 We'll adjust the template's structure to our needs.

 Note: We are building for mobile, so we'll use a single column layout and make the camera button large and centered.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Plant Identification App UI

I'll create a mobile-first plant identification app UI with a prominent camera feature and scrollable discovery feed, using a nature-inspired color scheme.

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## Key Features of the Design

1. **Nature-Inspired Color Scheme**:
   - Deep greens for the primary palette (#0d3b2e, #1a5d1a)
   - Vibrant accent color (#cfff92) for highlights
   - Light backgrounds for clean, readable content

2. **Prominent Camera Feature**:
   - Large circular camera button in the center of the screen
   - Pulsing animation to draw attention
   - Shadow effects for depth and prominence

3. **Scrollable Discovery Feed**:
   - Grid of plant cards with gradient backgrounds
   - Smooth animations when cards appear
   - Each card includes plant name, description, and location info

4. **Mobile-First Design**:
   - Responsive layout optimized for mobile screens
   - Bottom navigation bar for easy access
   - Appropriate spacing and sizing for touch targets

5. **Visual Hierarchy**:
   - Clear typography with Poppins for headings
   - Consistent card design with subtle shadows
   - Visual indicators for identified plants

The design maintains a clean, modern aesthetic while focusing on the core functionality of plant identification through the camera feature.