Response Details (ID: 96 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

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We are building a disaster preparedness guide app. The app should have:
 1. Emergency contacts
 2. Supply checklist
 3. A map of shelters

 We are going to use the provided template as inspiration for the design and layout, but we will adapt it to our use case.

 Steps:
 - We'll change the content to focus on disaster preparedness.
 - We'll use a color scheme that is appropriate for an emergency app (e.g., blues, greens, or oranges for alerts, but we can also use a clean and professional look).
 - We'll structure the app with sections for:
    * Header with navigation (Home, Contacts, Checklist, Shelters, About)
    * Hero section: Introduction to the app
    * Emergency Contacts section
    * Supply Checklist section
    * Shelters Map section
    * Footer

 We'll use Tailwind CSS and the same structure as the template.

 Let's define a new color scheme:

 Primary Color: A shade of blue (for trust and calm) and an accent color for alerts (like orange or red).

 We'll define CSS variables for:
   --color-primary: #2563eb (a deep blue)
   --color-primary-darker: #1d4ed8
   --color-accent: #f97316 (orange for alerts)
   --color-text-dark: #1e293b (dark blue-gray)
   --color-text-light: #f8fafc (light background)
   --color-text-muted: #64748b
   --color-background-main: #ffffff
   --color-background-alt: #f1f5f9 (light gray)
   --color-border-neutral: #e2e8f0

 We'll keep the fonts: Inter for body, Work Sans for headings, and IBM Plex Sans for buttons.

 We'll also include the same JavaScript for interactivity (mobile menu, FAQ accordion, scroll animations).

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

 Note: We are building a single-page app with sections.

 Sections:
  1. Hero: App introduction and call to action.
  2. Emergency Contacts: A list of contacts (like police, fire, etc.) and a way to add custom contacts.
  3. Supply Checklist: A list of supplies with checkboxes.
  4. Shelters Map: An iframe for a map (we can use a placeholder or a static map image for now) and a list of shelters.
  5. About: Information about the app.

 We'll also have a footer.

 We'll use the same structure as the template for each section.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Disaster Preparedness Guide App

I'll create a comprehensive disaster preparedness app with emergency contacts, supply checklist, and shelter map using Tailwind CSS. The design will be clean, functional, and focused on emergency preparedness.

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## Key Features of the Disaster Preparedness App

1. **Emergency Contacts Section**
   - Organized contact cards for government agencies, medical services, and personal contacts
   - Quick access to critical phone numbers
   - Option to add new contacts

2. **Supply Checklist**
   - Comprehensive emergency supply checklist with categories
   - Visual progress indicator
   - Interactive checkboxes to mark items as complete
   - Downloadable full checklist

3. **Shelters Map**
   - Interactive map showing shelter locations
   - Detailed shelter information with capacity indicators
   - Directions to each shelter
   - Shelter status indicators (open, limited, available)

4. **Emergency Resources**
   - Resources organized by emergency type (weather, fire, security, medical)
   - Quick access to relevant information

5. **Emergency Assistance**
   - Dedicated contact form for emergency inquiries
   - Multiple contact options (phone, email)
   - Prominent emergency alert button

The design uses a blue and orange color scheme that conveys trust and urgency, with a clean, modern interface that's easy to navigate during stressful situations. The app is fully responsive and includes animations to enhance user experience.