Text Before HTML:

We are creating a real estate listing page with:
 - Large hero image at the top
 - Detailed property information
 - Agent contact form

 We'll use the provided template as inspiration for the design, but we'll adapt it for a real estate context.

 Steps:
 1. We'll change the color scheme to something more suitable for real estate (e.g., blues, greens, or earth tones).
 2. The hero section will have a large image and property details overlaid or below.
 3. We'll have a section for detailed property information (like description, features, etc.).
 4. We'll include a contact form for the agent.

 We'll keep the overall structure of the template but adjust the content and styling.

 Let's define a new color scheme for real estate:

 Primary Color: A deep blue (#1a365d) for a professional look.
 Secondary Color: A complementary color, maybe a light blue (#4299e1) or a green (#38a169) for accents.
 Background: Light gray (#f7fafc) for the main background, and white for cards.

 We'll also adjust the fonts to be more modern and clean.

 We'll use:
   - 'Inter' for body (as in the template) and maybe 'Playfair Display' for headings to give a classic real estate feel.

 However, note: the template uses:
   --font-heading: 'Georgia', serif;
   --font-body: 'Inter', sans-serif;

 We can keep that.

 Let's define our new color variables:

   --color-primary: #1a365d;
   --color-secondary: #4299e1;
   --color-accent: #38a169;  // for highlights
   --color-background: #f7fafc;
   --color-text-dark: #1a202c;
   --color-text-light: #ffffff;
   --color-text-muted: #718096;

 We'll adjust the root variables accordingly.

 We'll also change the hero section to have a large property image and then the property details below or in a modal.

 Since the template has a fixed navbar, we'll keep that.

 We'll break down the page:

   - Navbar
   - Hero section: with a large image and property title, address, price, and a call to action (like "Schedule a Tour")
   - Property details: description, features (beds, baths, sqft, etc.), and an image gallery (we can use a carousel)
   - Contact form: for the agent

 We'll also have a section for similar properties or testimonials.

 However, the prompt only asks for:
   - Large hero image
   - Detailed property information
   - Agent contact form

 So we'll focus on these.

 Let's structure:

   
 ... (navbar) ... 

   

      
 ... large image ... 
      

          
Property Title
          
Address
          
Price
          Call Agent
      
   

   

      
Detailed Information
      
 ... 
      
 ... 
      
 ... 
   

   

      
Contact the Agent
      
 ... 
   

   

 We'll use the template's structure and classes as a base, but adjust the content and styling.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Real Estate Listing Page with Tailwind CSS

I'll create a modern real estate listing page with a large hero image, detailed property information, and an agent contact form. The design will be clean, professional, and visually appealing with a real estate-focused color scheme.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

This real estate listing page features:

1. **Modern Hero Section** with a large property image and key details
2. **Detailed Property Information** including description, features, and gallery
3. **Agent Contact Form** for scheduling tours and inquiries
4. **Agent Profile** with contact information and social links
5. **Client Testimonials** to build trust
6. **Responsive Design** that works on all device sizes
7. **Professional Color Scheme** using blues and greens for a real estate feel
8. **Interactive Elements** like image gallery and form validation
9. **Animations** for a polished user experience

The design is clean, professional, and focuses on showcasing the property while making it easy for potential buyers to get in touch with the agent.