Response Details (ID: 475 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

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We are creating a neighborhood community board interface. We'll take inspiration from the provided template in terms of layout and design complexity, but we'll adapt it to a community board context.

Key elements from the template we can use:
- Modern, clean design with a dark theme and accent color.
- Animated elements on scroll.
- Responsive design with mobile menu.
- Sections with sticky notes for community posts.
- Interactive elements (like the sticky note picker and image zoom).

For our community board:
- We'll have a similar dark theme but adjust the colors to be more community-oriented (maybe a teal or green accent instead of yellow).
- The main content will be community posts (like the sticky notes) but organized in a board layout.
- We'll have sections for different categories of community posts (e.g., announcements, events, discussions).

We'll structure the page as follows:

1. **Header**: Fixed header with navigation (Home, Community, Events, Contact) and a mobile menu.
2. **Hero Section**: A welcoming section for the community board, with a title and description.
3. **Community Board Section**: This will be the main area. We'll have a grid of sticky notes (community posts) with different categories. We can use the sticky note picker from the template to select a category to filter posts.
4. **Upcoming Events**: A section for events in the neighborhood, similar to the sticky notes but in a different layout.
5. **Contact Section**: A form for community members to post new content or get in touch.
6. **Footer**: With links and information.

We'll use the same animation and interaction patterns as the template.

Let's define our own color scheme:

- Primary background: #0f172a (a dark blue-gray)
- Secondary background: #1e293b
- Accent color: #0d9488 (teal)
- Text: #f1f5f9 (light gray)
- Muted text: #94a3b8

We'll adjust the CSS variables accordingly.

We'll also change the fonts to something that fits a community board. We can use:
- Headings: 'Bricolage Grotesque' (as in the template, it's modern and clean)
- Body: 'Lexend' (as in the template, or we can use a more readable font like 'Inter' if we want, but let's stick with Lexend for consistency)

We'll keep the same structure for the HTML, but change the content and styling to match our community board.

Note: We are not going to use the exact same content, but the structure and animations will be similar.

Let's code accordingly.


# Neighborhood Community Board Interface

I'll create a modern, interactive neighborhood community board interface with a clean design and engaging features. The interface will include community posts, event listings, and a clean navigation system.

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## Key Features of the Neighborhood Community Board Interface

1. **Modern Dark Theme Design**:
   - Clean, community-focused color scheme with teal accents
   - Responsive layout that works on all devices
   - Subtle animations and transitions for enhanced user experience

2. **Community Content Organization**:
   - Sticky note-style community posts with category tags
   - Upcoming events section with visual cards
   - Community resources section for neighborhood facilities

3. **Interactive Elements**:
   - Animated elements that appear on scroll
   - Hover effects on cards and buttons
   - Category filtering system
   - Mobile-friendly navigation

4. **User-Friendly Features**:
   - "Post an Update" and "New Post" buttons
   - Community resource directory
   - Newsletter signup in footer
   - Social media integration

5. **Responsive Design**:
   - Adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop screens
   - Collapsible navigation for smaller screens
   - Grid-based content organization

The interface creates an engaging community space where neighbors can easily share information, discuss local issues, and discover events while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic.