Response Details (ID: 332 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

Text Before HTML:

We are creating a landing page for SwiftLink Internet, a high-speed fiber optic internet service for remote workers and gamers.
 The page should highlight ultra-fast speeds and include a check availability feature.

 We are going to use the provided template as inspiration for the design and layout, but we will:
   - Change the content to fit the internet service theme.
   - Choose a color scheme that is modern and techy (blues, purples, or greens for technology).
   - Include a section for checking availability (with a form or interactive map?).

 Steps:
 1. Define a new color scheme for the brand. Let's choose:
    - Primary: A vibrant blue or green for technology (e.g., #2563eb for blue, or #10b981 for green). We'll go with blue: #2563eb.
    - Background: Dark theme as in the template? Let's keep the dark theme for a modern look.

 2. Change the hero section to focus on internet speeds and the target audience (remote workers and gamers).

 3. Add a section for "Check Availability" - this could be a form that asks for an address and then shows if the service is available.

 4. We'll also highlight features like ultra-fast speeds, low latency, reliability, etc.

 5. We'll use the same structure: header, hero, features, testimonials, availability check, FAQ, CTA, footer.

 Let's define the color variables:

   --color-primary: #2563eb;  (blue)
   --color-primary-alpha-60: rgba(37, 99, 235, 0.6);
   ... and so on for the alphas.

 6. We'll change the content of the sections accordingly.

 7. We'll also change the ticker text to something related to internet.

 8. The availability check section will be a form that collects the user's address and then uses an API to check (we won't implement the backend, but we'll have the form).

 9. We'll add a map in the background for the availability section? Or a static image? We can use a placeholder.

 10. We'll adjust the FAQ to be about the internet service.

 Implementation:

 We'll start by replacing the template's content with our own.

 Note: We are not going to implement the actual availability check (that would require a backend) but we'll have a form that on submission shows a message (simulated).

 Let's code accordingly.


# SwiftLink Internet - High-Speed Fiber Optic Internet

I'll create a modern landing page for SwiftLink Internet that highlights their ultra-fast fiber optic service for remote workers and gamers. The design will feature a dark theme with vibrant blue accents to convey speed and technology.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

This landing page for SwiftLink Internet features:

1. **Modern Design** - Dark theme with vibrant blue accents to convey speed and technology
2. **Key Sections**:
   - Hero section with bold headline and speed meter visualization
   - Features highlighting the benefits of fiber optic internet
   - Pricing plans with clear differentiation
   - Availability checker with address form
   - Customer testimonials
   - FAQ section with expandable questions
   - Strong call-to-action

3. **Responsive Layout** - Fully responsive design that works on all device sizes
4. **Interactive Elements**:
   - Mobile-friendly navigation
   - Expandable FAQ accordion
   - Animated scroll effects
   - Form submission handling

5. **Performance Optimized** - Clean code with minimal dependencies

The design emphasizes the ultra-fast nature of the service with visual elements like the speed meter, gradient backgrounds, and performance-focused copywriting.