Response Details (ID: 267 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

Text Before HTML:

We are creating a landing page for a Cybersecurity Software for SMBs. We'll use the provided template as inspiration but adapt it for our use case.

Key changes:
1. Change the theme to focus on cybersecurity for SMBs.
2. Adjust the content to reflect a cybersecurity product.
3. Change the color scheme to something more appropriate for cybersecurity (e.g., blues, greens, or a dark theme?).
   However, note the template uses a light theme. We can keep the light theme but adjust colors to be more tech/security oriented.

Proposed color scheme:
- Primary: Dark blue or dark green for a professional, secure feel? But the template uses a light background. 
  Alternatively, we can use a dark header and light content? Or adjust the template's light theme to have a more security-appropriate accent.

But note: the template uses a light theme. We can adjust the colors to be:

Let's define a new color palette:

:root {
    --token-bg-page: 255 255 255; /* white */
    --token-accent-primary: 30 100 200; /* A deep blue for primary accent - security, trust */
    --token-accent-secondary: 0 200 150; /* A teal for secondary - innovation, security */
    --token-text-primary: 0 0 0; /* black */
    --token-text-on-dark: 255 255 255; /* white for text on dark buttons */
    --token-text-subtle: 100 100 100; /* gray for subtle text */
    --token-border-light: 230 230 230; /* light gray for borders */
    --token-bg-light: 240 240 240; /* light gray for backgrounds */
    --token-bg-card: 255 255 255; /* white for cards */
    --token-bg-dark: 30 30 30; /* dark for footer? or use for buttons? */
}

But note: the template uses a light theme. We can adjust the colors accordingly.

Alternatively, we can use a dark header and footer? The template has a light header and footer. We can change the header and footer to a dark theme to match the cybersecurity feel.

Let's plan:

Header: dark background (dark blue) with light text.
Footer: dark background.

We'll adjust the root variables accordingly.

We'll change:
- The hero section to be about cybersecurity for SMBs.
- The features section to be cybersecurity features.
- The pricing section to be for SMBs.
- The testimonials to be from businesses.
- The FAQ about cybersecurity.

We'll also change the logo and brand name to something like "SecureSMB".

Steps:

1. Change the root colors to a dark header and footer, and adjust the accent colors to be blue and teal.
2. Change the content to be about a cybersecurity software for SMBs.
3. Adjust the sections accordingly.

Let's code accordingly.


# Cybersecurity Software Landing Page for SMBs

I'll create a modern, professional landing page for a cybersecurity software tailored to Small and Medium Businesses, using Tailwind CSS with a cybersecurity-focused design.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the Cybersecurity Landing Page:

1. **Modern Security-Focused Design**:
   - Professional blue and teal color scheme for a tech/security feel
   - Clean, uncluttered layout with ample white space
   - Responsive design that works on all device sizes

2. **Comprehensive Sections**:
   - Hero section with clear value proposition
   - Statistics highlighting security achievements
   - Feature cards showcasing key security capabilities
   - Tiered pricing plans for different business sizes
   - Customer testimonials for social proof
   - Strong call-to-action section

3. **Cybersecurity-Specific Elements**:
   - Security icons and terminology throughout
   - Visual security dashboard concept
   - Threat protection and data encryption features
   - Role-based access control and cloud security solutions

4. **Interactive Elements**:
   - Smooth scrolling navigation
   - Hover effects on cards and buttons
   - Responsive footer with multiple columns

5. **Professional Typography**:
   - Clean, readable Inter font family
   - Clear hierarchy with appropriate font sizes
   - Sufficient contrast for accessibility

The design is optimized for conversion with clear CTAs, social proof, and a professional appearance that builds trust with small business owners concerned about cybersecurity.