Response Details (ID: 478 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

Text Before HTML:

We are building a content management system (CMS) dashboard. The provided template is a creative agency template. We need to adapt it to a CMS dashboard.

Key changes:
1. Change the content to be about a CMS dashboard: user management, content editing, analytics, etc.
2. Adjust the color scheme to something more suitable for a professional dashboard (e.g., blues, grays, or a corporate color palette).
3. Update the sections to reflect CMS features: 
   - Instead of "Work", we might have "Content" or "Pages".
   - "About" could become "Dashboard Overview".
   - "Services" might be "Features" or "Modules".
   - "Testimonials" could be "User Feedback" or "Analytics".
   - "FAQ" could be "Help Center" or "Documentation".

We'll keep the overall structure but rename and repurpose the sections.

Color Scheme:
Let's choose:
- Primary: A professional blue (#2563eb) for accents.
- Background: Light gray for the main background (#f3f4f6) and white for cards.
- Text: Dark gray for headings (#1f2937) and lighter gray for body (#6b7280).

We'll adjust the CSS variables accordingly.

We'll also change the fonts to something more standard for dashboards. We can use:
- Headings: 'Inter', sans-serif (or a similar clean font)
- Body: 'Inter', sans-serif (or 'Open Sans')

But note: the template uses two fonts. We can use the same for consistency, but we'll adjust the weights.

We'll change the template to:

- Header: Logo, navigation (Dashboard, Content, Users, Settings, etc.)
- Hero: Instead of "We craft digital experiences that captivate and convert", we might have "Manage your content efficiently and effortlessly."
- Work Section: Showcases recent content or pages (like case studies but for CMS pages)
- About Section: Dashboard overview, key metrics, etc.
- Features Section: Key features of the CMS (like the services section)
- Testimonials: User testimonials for the CMS
- FAQ: Common questions about the CMS
- Footer: Contact, links

We'll also adjust the JavaScript to handle the CMS-specific interactions (like toggling sidebar, etc.) but the structure will be similar.

Let's code accordingly.


# CMS Dashboard - Content Management System

I'll create a professional CMS dashboard with a clean, modern design using Tailwind CSS. The dashboard will include content management, analytics, user management, and system settings.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the CMS Dashboard

1. **Professional Design**:
   - Clean, modern interface with a professional blue color scheme
   - Responsive layout that works on all device sizes
   - Card-based design with subtle hover effects

2. **Dashboard Overview**:
   - Key metrics cards showing content statistics
   - Recent content management section
   - Content statistics chart
   - Recent activity feed
   - User management table

3. **Navigation**:
   - Collapsible sidebar with intuitive menu structure
   - Top navigation bar with notifications and user profile
   - Mobile-friendly design with hamburger menu

4. **Content Management**:
   - Recent content listing with status indicators
   - Content statistics breakdown
   - Quick actions for content creation

5. **User Management**:
   - User table with roles and status indicators
   - Action controls for each user
   - Role-based access control visualization

6. **Data Visualization**:
   - Doughnut chart showing content distribution
   - Progress bars for content types
   - Activity timeline

The dashboard provides a comprehensive interface for managing content, users, and analytics in a single, intuitive location.