Response Details (ID: 313 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

Text Before HTML:

We are creating a settings screen for a social media app with sections for account, privacy, and notifications.
 The design should be clean and modern, using Tailwind CSS. We'll use a similar structure to the provided example but adapt it for a settings page.
 We'll have:
   - A header with the app name and a user avatar
   - Sections for Account, Privacy, and Notifications, each with a list of settings
   - Use a consistent card-like design for each section
   - Use a color scheme that is suitable for a social media app (we'll choose a primary color and shades)

 Steps:
 1. Define the color scheme in the tailwind config (if needed) or use existing classes.
 2. Structure the page with a main container, then a grid for the settings sections.
 3. Each section will have a heading and a list of settings items.

 We'll use:
   - Primary color: blue (similar to the example, but we can adjust if needed)
   - Background: light gray for the overall background, white for the cards.

 Let's define the color variables in the style tag to match our design.

 We'll have:
   - Account section: profile, name, email, password, etc.
   - Privacy section: privacy settings, who can see your posts, etc.
   - Notifications section: notification preferences, email notifications, etc.

 We'll use a two-column layout for the settings items? Or a single column? 
 Since it's a mobile app, we'll use a single column. On desktop, we might have two columns? 
 But the example is for a web page. We'll make it responsive: on small screens one column, on larger screens two columns.

 However, note: the example template is a portfolio, but we are making a settings page. We'll take inspiration from the layout and styling.

 We'll create:
   - A main container with max-width and centered.
   - Each section as a card with a header and a list of items.

 Example of a settings item:
   - Account: 
        - Profile Picture
        - Change Password
        - Language
        - Timezone

   - Privacy:
        - Who can see my posts?
        - Who can message me?
        - Blocked accounts

   - Notifications:
        - Push Notifications
        - Email Notifications
        - Notification Sounds

 We'll use the same animation on scroll as the example? We can, but for simplicity we might skip the complex animations for now.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Social Media App Settings Page

I'll create a clean, modern settings page for a social media app with organized sections for account, privacy, and notifications using Tailwind CSS.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the Settings Page

1. **Clean, Modern Design**:
   - Soft shadows and rounded corners for a modern look
   - Consistent spacing and typography
   - Subtle hover effects for interactive elements

2. **Organized Sections**:
   - Account settings (profile, password, preferences)
   - Privacy controls (private account, who can follow)
   - Notification preferences (comments, likes, shares)
   - Support options (help center, contact support)

3. **Interactive Elements**:
   - Toggle switches for on/off settings
   - Hover effects on setting items
   - Visual feedback for interactive elements
   - Avatar edit button

4. **Responsive Layout**:
   - Works on all device sizes
   - Consistent spacing and padding
   - Optimized for mobile viewing

5. **Visual Hierarchy**:
   - Clear section headers with icons
   - Descriptive text for each setting
   - Consistent color scheme with primary blue accents

The design follows modern UI principles with a focus on usability, providing a clean and intuitive interface for managing social media settings.