Response Details (ID: 5 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

Text Before HTML:

We are creating a minimalist contact form for a B2B SaaS website.
 The form should have essential fields and subtle validation.
 We are inspired by the provided template's design principles: clean, modern, with a focus on typography and spacing.
 We'll use Tailwind CSS and similar fonts (Inter and Playfair Display) for consistency.

 Steps:
 1. We'll create a form with the following fields (common for B2B):
    - Name
    - Email
    - Company
    - Message (textarea)

 2. We'll use the color scheme from the template: 
    - Background: white (or light gray for the form area)
    - Text: dark (almost black)
    - Accent: the template uses an accent color for highlights (like the orange in the template, but we can choose a different one if needed)

 3. We'll add subtle validation:
    - Required fields
    - Email format validation
    - Show error messages below the field when invalid (with a red color or similar)

 4. We'll use the same fonts: Inter for body and Playfair Display for headings.

 5. We'll structure the form in a clean layout, centered, with appropriate spacing.

 6. We'll add a submit button with a hover effect similar to the template's button (with a sliding background).

 7. We'll also include a thank you message that appears after form submission (using JavaScript).

 However, note: the provided template is a full-page template. We are only building the contact form.

 We'll create a standalone HTML file for the contact form, but we can also extract the form section.

 Since the requirement is for a minimalist contact form, we'll design it as a section that can be placed in a page.

 We'll use the same Tailwind CDN and fonts.

 Let's design the form:

 Structure:

 

   

     
Get in touch
     

        

          Name
          
          

        
        ... other fields ...

        Send Message
     
     
Thank you for your message!
   
 

 We'll use Tailwind classes for styling.

 We'll also include a script for form validation and submission (with a simulated success).

 Let's choose an accent color: we can use a blue for B2B? But the template used an orange. We'll stick with the template's accent color for consistency? 
 However, the prompt says "choose your own colors". Since it's B2B, we can use a blue or a professional green? 
 But note: the template uses an orange in the hero. We are not bound to that. Let's use a blue for the button and focus states? 
 But the template also has a dark background in some sections. We are building a form that might be on a light background.

 Alternatively, we can use the same color scheme as the template's contact section? 
 In the template, the contact section (id="contact") has a dark background. But we are building a form that might be placed anywhere.

 We'll design for a light background.

 Let's define:

   --color-bg: #ffffff
   --color-text: #1a1a1a
   --color-accent: #3b82f6 (a blue, but we can adjust) OR we can use the template's orange? #FF5400

 Since the template uses the orange in the contact section, we'll use that for consistency? 
 But the prompt says "choose your own colors". We are free. Let's choose a blue for a professional look? 

 However, the template's contact section uses a dark background and white text. We are building a form that might be on a light background.

 We'll design for a light background and use:

   --color-bg: #ffffff
   --color-text: #1a1a1a
   --color-accent: #3b82f6 (a Tailwind blue-500) for the button and focus rings.

 But note: the template uses an orange for the contact section. We are not bound to that because we are building a form that can be placed anywhere.

 Alternatively, we can use the same orange for the button to match the template's contact section? 

 Since the requirement is minimalist and we are to be inspired by the template, we'll use:

   --color-accent: #FF5400 (the orange from the template) for the button and error messages.

 But we are on a light background, so we can use that orange for the button and for error messages.

 Let's define:

   :root {
     --color-bg: #ffffff;
     --color-text: #1a1a1a;
     --color-accent: #FF5400;
     --color-error: #ef4444; // for errors, we can use a red, but the template uses orange, so we can use a lighter red? or use the accent for errors? 
   }

 However, the template uses the orange for the contact section. We'll use:

   For the form on a light background:
     Background: white
     Text: dark
     Button: orange (like the template's contact section) but with white text? 

 In the template's contact section, the button is white with dark text and has an orange hover effect.

 We'll do:

   Button: 
     Normal: white background, dark text, border dark? 
     Hover: orange background, white text.

   This matches the template's contact section.

   Also, for focus, we can use the orange.

   Error messages: red? but we can use the orange for consistency? or a red? Let's use a red for errors to be clear.

   We'll use:
     --color-error: #ef4444; // Tailwind's red-500

   But the template uses orange for highlights, so we can use a lighter red? or use the same orange? 
   We'll use the same orange for errors? It might be confusing. Let's use a red.

   Alternatively, we can use the orange for errors? but it's not standard. We'll use red for errors.

   We'll define:

     --color-error: #ef4444;

 8. We'll also add a subtle animation on the form when it's submitted? 

 9. We'll use the same fonts: Inter for the form, and Playfair Display for the heading.

 10. We'll make the form responsive.

 Let's code accordingly.

 We'll create a new HTML file with the form.

 Note: We are not including the entire template, just the form section.

 We'll include the same head with Tailwind and fonts.

 We'll also include a script for form validation and submission.

 Steps in the script:

   - On form submit, prevent default.
   - Validate each field:
        name: not empty
        email: not empty and valid email
        company: not empty
        message: not empty

   - If valid, show a success message and reset the form? or just show the message? 
        We'll show a success message and reset the form.

   - If invalid, show the error message below the field and highlight the field.

 We'll use Tailwind classes for error: 
   For input: add a red border? and show the error message.

 We'll structure the form with:

   

     Name
     
     

   

 We'll use the same button hover effect as the template: 
   The template has a button with a sliding background. We'll replicate that.

   The button in the template:

        
          
            Book Your Stay
            Book Your Stay
          
          
        

   We'll adapt for our form button.

   We'll have:

        
          
            Send Message
            Send Message
          
          
        

   And we'll use the same CSS for the hover effect.

 11. We'll also add a transition for the form fields on focus.

 Let's code accordingly.

 We'll create a new HTML file.

 Note: We are not including the entire template, just the form.

 We'll call it: contact-form.html

 We'll include the same head and the same style block for the button effect and fonts.

 We'll also include the script for form validation.

 Let's write the code.


# Minimalist B2B Contact Form with Tailwind CSS

I'll create a clean, professional contact form for a B2B SaaS website with subtle validation and a modern aesthetic inspired by the template's design principles.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features of this Contact Form

1. **Minimalist Design**:
   - Clean, spacious layout with ample white space
   - Subtle shadows and rounded corners for depth
   - Professional color scheme with blue accent

2. **Essential Fields**:
   - Full name
   - Email address
   - Company name
   - Message (textarea)

3. **Subtle Validation**:
   - Real-time field validation as users type
   - Clear error messages that appear below each field
   - Visual indicators for invalid fields (red borders)
   - Success message after form submission

4. **User Experience Enhancements**:
   - Smooth animations for error messages and success state
   - Hover effect on the submit button with sliding background
   - Responsive design that works on all device sizes
   - Focus states for keyboard navigation

5. **Professional Aesthetics**:
   - Clean typography with the Inter font
   - Consistent spacing and alignment
   - Subtle transitions and animations
   - Rounded corners and soft shadows

The form maintains a professional B2B aesthetic while providing a smooth user experience with clear feedback throughout the interaction.