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We are going to create a dating app profile swiper with match indicators. The design should be modern and appealing, taking inspiration from the provided template in terms of layout and animations but with a new color scheme and purpose.

Key features:
- A horizontal swiper of user profiles.
- Each profile card should have:
   - Profile picture
   - Name
   - Age
   - Location
   - A match indicator (like a percentage or a heart icon) to show compatibility
- Navigation buttons (previous and next) and possibly dots for pagination.
- The design should be responsive.

We'll use:
- Tailwind CSS for styling.
- A custom color scheme that fits a dating app (romantic, warm colors?).
- Some animations for the swiper effect.

Let's choose a color scheme:
- Primary: A warm color for accents (like a romantic pink or orange). We'll go with a soft pink (#F4A261) and a complementary color (like a deep blue #1A535C for contrast).
- Background: Light gray or off-white for the background.

We'll structure the page:
- A header with the app name and maybe a search bar? (optional, but the main focus is the swiper.

We'll create:
1. A section with the swiper container.
2. Each slide will be a profile card.
3. We'll use JavaScript to handle the sliding.

We'll also add:
- A match indicator on each card (could be a percentage or a heart icon with a percentage).

Let's design the profile card:

Structure for a profile card:
- Container: rounded, shadow, overflow-hidden.
- Profile image: circular, top left.
- Content: name, age, location, and match indicator (could be a percentage in a circle or a heart icon with a percentage).

We'll use a simple approach for the match indicator: a circle with a percentage inside.

We'll use the following Tailwind classes to style the card.

We'll also add some animations when the card slides in.

We'll use the Intersection Observer for animations? Or we can do a simple fade-in when the card comes into view.

But for the swiper, we can use a simple CSS transform and transition.

We'll create a basic swiper with:
- Previous and next buttons.
- Dots for pagination.

We'll use the following structure:


  

    

      
 ... profile card ... 
      ... more slides ...
    
     ... 
     ... 
    
 ... 
  


We'll use the Swiper.js library for simplicity? But the problem says to use Tailwind and HTML. We can do a simple one without a library? 

Alternatively, we can use a simple CSS-based swiper with transitions. We'll have:
- A container that holds the slides.
- Each slide is absolutely positioned? Or we can use flex and transform.

We'll do a simple one with:

.container {
  overflow: hidden;
  position: relative;
}

.slides {
  display: flex;
  transition: transform 0.5s ease;
}

.slide {
  flex: 0 0 100%;
}

Then we can control the transform: translateX(-100%) for the next slide.

But we need to handle the pagination and buttons.

Alternatively, we can use the Swiper.js library to make it easier. But the problem says to design with Tailwind and HTML. Since we are allowed to use JavaScript, we can use a small Swiper.js.

But note: the problem says "Design a dating app profile swiper", so we are allowed to use JavaScript for the functionality.

We'll use Swiper.js because it's lightweight and well-known.

We'll include:
- Swiper CSS: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiper@11/swiper-bundle.css
- Swiper JS: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiper@11/swiper-bundle.js

But note: the problem says to use Tailwind. We'll use Tailwind for styling and Swiper for the slider.

Let's design the page:

We'll have:
- A header with the app name and maybe a search bar? (optional, but let's keep it simple: just the app name and a button for search? or just the app name and a logo)

We'll focus on the swiper section.

We'll create a section with a title "Potential Matches" and then the swiper.

We'll use the following colors:

Primary: #F4A261 (a warm orange)
Secondary: #1A535C (a deep teal)
Background: #F7F9FC (a light grayish blue)

We'll define these in the :root and in Tailwind config.

But note: the problem says to use Tailwind. We can extend the theme.

Alternatively, we can use inline styles or a style tag? We'll do:

In the style tag, we can define:

:root {
  --color-primary: #F4A261;
  --color-secondary: #1A535C;
  --color-background: #F7F9FC;
  --color-text: #333;
  --color-text-light: #666;
}

Then in Tailwind config, we can extend the colors.

But we are using the CDN for Tailwind, so we can use arbitrary values.

Alternatively, we can define a custom theme in the style tag and then use Tailwind classes with arbitrary values.

We'll do:



And then in the classes, we can use:

bg-[var(--color-background)]

But note: Tailwind doesn't know these colors by default. Alternatively, we can extend the theme in the config? But we are using CDN.

We'll use arbitrary values.

Let's code:

We'll have:
- A header: fixed at the top? or static? We'll make it fixed for a modern look.

We'll create:


  

    
MatchUp
    Search
  


Then the main content with padding top to avoid the fixed header.


  

    

      
Potential Matches
      

        ... swiper structure ...
      
    
  


For the swiper, we'll use Swiper.js. We'll initialize it with:

new Swiper('#swiper', {
  pagination: {
    el: '.swiper-pagination',
  },
  navigation: {
    nextEl: '.swiper-button-next',
    prevEl: '.swiper-button-prev',
  },
  // ... other options
});

We'll create the swiper structure:


  

    
    

      

        

          
        
        

          
John Doe
          
28 years old
          
New York, USA
          

            

              85%
            
          
        
      
    
    ... more ...
  
  

  Prev
  Next


We'll style the profile-card to be relative and the image to be absolute top-0 left-0.

We'll also add some animation for the card when it slides in? We can use the Swiper's built-in animation.

We'll set the animation: "fade" or "slide". We'll use "slide".

We'll also add a hover effect on the profile card? Maybe a slight scale up.

We'll add:

.profile-card {
  transition: transform 0.3s ease;
}

.profile-card:hover {
  transform: scale(1.02);
}

We'll also make the profile image circular? We can use rounded-full for the image.

But note: the match indicator circle should be in the same color as the primary.

Let's code accordingly.

We'll create 5 sample profiles.

We'll also add a footer.

We'll keep it simple.

Let's write the code.


# Modern Dating App Profile Swiper with Match Indicators

I'll create a sleek dating app profile swiper with match indicators using Tailwind CSS. The design will feature smooth animations, a modern color scheme, and intuitive navigation.

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Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the Dating App Profile Swiper

1. **Modern Design with Warm Color Scheme**
   - Primary color: Soft orange (#F4A261) for accents
   - Secondary color: Deep teal (#1A535C) for text and backgrounds
   - Accent color: Vibrant red (#E53E3E) for match indicators

2. **Smooth Profile Swiper**
   - Uses Swiper.js for smooth horizontal swiping
   - Pagination controls and navigation arrows
   - Automatic slide transitions with 5-second interval

3. **Match Indicators**
   - Circular percentage indicators showing compatibility
   - Color-coded based on match percentage (green for high, blue for medium, purple for low)
   - Heart icons for confirmed matches

4. **Interactive Profile Cards**
   - Hover effects with subtle scaling and shadow
   - Detailed profile information (name, age, location, bio)
   - Action buttons (Message, Save)
   - Status indicators (Single, In Relationship, Not a match)

5. **Animations and Transitions**
   - Fade-in animations for all elements
   - Staggered delays for profile cards
   - Smooth transitions when swiping between profiles

6. **Responsive Design**
   - Works on mobile, tablet, and desktop
   - Adapts layout for different screen sizes
   - Touch-friendly navigation

7. **Additional Features**
   - Match statistics dashboard
   - Tips section for app usage
   - Clean, modern footer with navigation

The design follows modern UI principles with ample white space, consistent typography, and intuitive navigation - creating an engaging dating app experience.