Response Details (ID: 613 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

Text Before HTML:

We are building a photo gallery with lightbox and filtering capabilities. We'll use Tailwind CSS for styling and vanilla JavaScript for the interactions.

Requirements:
1. The gallery should display a grid of images.
2. Each image should be clickable to open a lightbox (modal) showing the image in a larger view.
3. The lightbox should have navigation arrows to go to the next/previous image and a close button.
4. There should be filtering capabilities by category. We'll have a set of category buttons (e.g., All, Nature, People, etc.) that filter the gallery.

Design Inspiration:
- We'll take inspiration from the provided template's clean and modern design, but we'll adapt it for a photo gallery.
- We'll use a similar color scheme: light background, dark text, and an accent color for active states and buttons.
- We'll use the same font families: Inter for body and Instrument Serif for headings.

Plan:
- We'll create a section for the gallery with a title and a set of filter buttons.
- The gallery will be a grid of images. Each image will have a data attribute for its category.
- We'll create a lightbox structure that is hidden by default and becomes visible when an image is clicked.

Steps:

1. HTML Structure:
   - Include Tailwind CSS via CDN.
   - Include Google Fonts for Inter and Instrument Serif.
   - Create a section for the gallery.
   - Inside, a div for the filter buttons and a grid for the images.
   - Create a lightbox structure (fixed overlay with image, navigation arrows, and close button).

2. CSS:
   - We'll use Tailwind classes for most styling, but we'll add some custom styles for the lightbox and animations.

3. JavaScript:
   - Filtering: When a filter button is clicked, we'll show only the images of that category (or all).
   - Lightbox: When an image is clicked, we'll open the lightbox and set the clicked image as the current one. We'll also handle navigation (next/prev) and closing.

Let's code accordingly.

Note: We'll use placeholder images from a service like "picsum.photos" for demonstration.

We'll choose a color scheme:
- Background: white (like the template)
- Text: dark gray/black
- Accent: We'll use a blue (like the template's --color-accent: rgb(0, 153, 255)) for active filter buttons and lightbox controls.

We'll also add some animations for the lightbox and image transitions.

Let's code:


# Modern Photo Gallery with Lightbox and Filtering

I'll create a clean, modern photo gallery with filtering capabilities and a lightbox feature using Tailwind CSS and vanilla JavaScript. The design will be inspired by the template's aesthetic while focusing on the photo gallery functionality.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features

1. **Modern Design Aesthetic**
   - Clean, minimalist interface with ample white space
   - Elegant typography using Inter and Instrument Serif fonts
   - Subtle animations and transitions for enhanced user experience
   - Responsive layout that works on all device sizes

2. **Photo Gallery Functionality**
   - Grid layout with hover effects for better interaction
   - Category filtering system (Nature, Urban, People, Abstract)
   - Lightbox modal for viewing images in full size
   - Navigation controls within the lightbox

3. **User Experience Enhancements**
   - Smooth animations for gallery items when they enter the viewport
   - Keyboard navigation support (arrow keys, escape)
   - Responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes
   - Intuitive filtering system with active state indicators

4. **Technical Implementation**
   - Pure vanilla JavaScript for all functionality
   - Tailwind CSS for styling with custom CSS for specific components
   - Unsplash for high-quality placeholder images
   - Font Awesome for icons

The gallery is fully functional and ready to use. You can filter images by category, click on any image to view it in a lightbox, and navigate between images using the controls or keyboard arrows.