Response Details (ID: 76 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

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We are building a home security camera system UI. The key features are:
 1. Multiple camera views (live feed)
 2. Motion detection alerts
 3. Recording options

 We'll design a dashboard that includes:
 - A header with the app name and navigation (if needed)
 - A main section with:
      a. A grid of camera feeds (with thumbnails or live video)
      b. A section for active alerts (motion detection)
      c. Controls for recording (start/stop, schedule, etc.)

 We'll use a dark theme for the security dashboard, which is common for such applications.

 Color Scheme:
   Primary: Dark background (e.g., #0f172a) for the main area to reduce eye strain and make the camera feeds stand out.
   Accent: Use a color for alerts and buttons (e.g., #f59e0b for amber, which is attention-grabbing but not too harsh, or #ef4444 for red if we want a more urgent feel).

 We'll structure the page as follows:

 1. Header: 
      - App name (e.g., "SecureHome")
      - Navigation (if multiple pages, but for simplicity, we'll have a single page with sections)

 2. Main Content:
      - Section 1: Camera Grid
          * A grid of camera feeds (each feed is a video element or a placeholder with a play icon)
          * Each camera card has:
               - Camera name
               - Live video feed (or placeholder)
               - Status indicator (online/offline)
               - Button to view in full screen or manage

      - Section 2: Alerts
          * A list of recent motion detection alerts (with timestamp, camera name, and a thumbnail of the alert)
          * Option to mark as read or view the recording

      - Section 3: Recording Controls
          * Buttons to start/stop recording for a selected camera or all cameras
          * Schedule recording options (maybe a calendar and time picker)

 3. We'll use Tailwind CSS for styling.

 Let's design the layout:

  - The camera grid: responsive grid (3 columns on large screens, 2 on medium, 1 on small)
  - Alerts: a sidebar or a section below the grid? Since alerts are important, we can have a fixed sidebar on the right for alerts and recording controls? 
    But let's keep it simple: 
        - On large screens: 
            [ Camera Grid (70%) | Alerts and Recording (30%) ]
        - On small screens: stacked.

  - Alternatively, we can have:
        - A top bar for alerts (like a ticker) and then the main content below.

  However, the requirement says "multiple camera views, motion detection alerts, and recording options", so we need to show all.

  Let's do:

    

        
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Live Cameras
                    

                        
                        

                            

                                
                                

                                    Live Feed
                                
                                
!
                            
                            

                                
Front Door
                                
Online
                            
                        
                        ... more cameras ...
                    
                

                
                

                    

                        
Recent Alerts
                        

                            

                                
Motion detected at Front Door
                                
2 minutes ago
                            
                            ... more alerts ...
                        
                    

                    

                        
Recording Controls
                        

                            Start Recording
                            Stop
                        
                        

                            
Schedule
                            

                                
                            
                        
                    
                
            
        
    

 4. We'll use the following color palette:

    Backgrounds:
        - Main: bg-gray-900 (or a custom dark color, e.g., #0f172a)
        - Cards: bg-gray-800

    Text: 
        - Primary: text-white
        - Secondary: text-gray-400

    Accent (for buttons, alerts):
        - Amber: bg-amber-500, hover:bg-amber-600
        - For critical alerts: red (bg-red-500)

 5. We'll also include a script to handle the camera feed toggling and alert notifications (if we are making it functional, but for now, static).

 6. We'll add a fixed button for mobile to toggle the sidebar? Not necessary for this design.

 7. We'll also include a footer.

 Let's code accordingly.

 Note: We are using Tailwind via CDN.

 We'll also include the Inter font.

 We'll set up the HTML structure and then style accordingly.


# Home Security Camera System UI

I'll create a comprehensive home security camera interface with multiple views, motion detection alerts, and recording options using Tailwind CSS.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the Security Camera UI

1. **Modern Dark Theme** - Designed with a security-focused dark color scheme for reduced eye strain and better visibility of camera feeds

2. **Camera Grid Layout** - Responsive grid displaying multiple camera feeds with:
   - Real-time status indicators
   - Motion detection alerts
   - Recording status
   - Quick action buttons

3. **Alert System** - Dedicated panel for:
   - Motion detection notifications
   - Camera status alerts
   - System warnings
   - Timestamped events

4. **Recording Controls** - Comprehensive management options including:
   - Manual start/stop recording
   - Scheduled recording setup
   - Time-based recording configuration

5. **Camera Selection** - Thumbnail view for quickly switching between different camera perspectives

6. **Responsive Design** - Adapts to different screen sizes for both desktop and mobile viewing

7. **Visual Feedback** - Animated elements for:
   - Active alerts
   - Recording status
   - Hover effects
   - Interactive elements

The interface uses a clean, professional design with a focus on functionality and usability for monitoring home security systems.