Response Details (ID: 623 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

Text Before HTML:

We are building a note-taking app with folders and rich text editing. We'll use the provided template as inspiration for the design and layout, but we'll adapt it to our use case.

Key features:
1. Folders: Users can create, edit, and delete folders to organize notes.
2. Notes: Each note can be edited with rich text (bold, italic, lists, etc.). We'll use a simple contenteditable div for rich text editing for simplicity, but note that in a real app, we might use a library.
3. We'll have a sidebar for folders and a main content area for notes.

Design:
- We'll use a similar color scheme and layout as the template, but adjust for a note-taking app.
- We'll have a dark mode and light mode, with the same toggle mechanism.

Structure:
- Sidebar (left): List of folders, with an option to create a new folder.
- Main Content: 
   - When a folder is selected, show the list of notes in that folder and a button to create a new note.
   - When a note is selected, show the note content in a rich text editor and allow saving.

We'll use the following structure:


  

    
    
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We'll use the same color variables and dark mode toggle from the template.

Let's break down:

1. Sidebar:
   - Logo/App name
   - Button to create a new folder
   - List of folders (each folder can be clicked to view its notes)

2. Main Content:
   - Top bar: 
        - If in folder view: show the current folder name and a button to create a new note in that folder.
        - If in note view: show the note title (editable) and a back button to the folder view.
   - Content area:
        - In folder view: list of notes in the folder (each note shows the first few words and the date).
        - In note view: a rich text editor (contenteditable div) and a save button.

We'll use JavaScript to handle:
   - Creating, deleting, and renaming folders and notes.
   - Storing data in localStorage (for simplicity).

Note: This is a frontend-only app. In a real app, we would have a backend.

Let's code accordingly.

We'll start by setting up the HTML structure, then add CSS (using Tailwind and custom styles from the template), then JavaScript.

We'll use the same Tailwind setup and custom styles as the template.

We'll also include the same fonts and icons.

We'll adjust the color scheme to be more suitable for a note-taking app. We can keep the same color variables but adjust the accent colors to be more like a productivity app (maybe blues and greens?).

But note: the template uses a blue accent. We can keep that.

Let's code.


# NoteZen - Modern Note-Taking App

I'll create a sleek note-taking application with folder organization and rich text editing capabilities, inspired by the design principles of the provided template.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Features Implemented

1. **Modern UI Design**:
   - Clean, minimalist interface with a focus on content
   - Dark/light mode toggle with system preference detection
   - Smooth animations and transitions for a polished feel

2. **Folder Organization**:
   - Create and manage multiple folders
   - Visual folder indicators with color coding
   - "All Notes" view to see everything at once

3. **Rich Text Editing**:
   - Content-editable area for note content
   - Toolbar with formatting options (bold, italic, lists, etc.)
   - Link and image insertion capabilities

4. **Note Management**:
   - Create, edit, and delete notes
   - Auto-save functionality
   - Responsive design for all screen sizes

5. **User Experience**:
   - Intuitive navigation between folders and notes
   - Visual feedback for actions
   - Empty state handling

The design follows the principles of the template with a clean, modern aesthetic while focusing on the specific needs of a note-taking application. The color scheme uses indigo as the primary color with complementary accents, providing a professional yet approachable look.