Response Details (ID: 485 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

Text Before HTML:

We are building a home energy usage dashboard. We'll use a similar structure and design principles as the provided template but adapt the content and styling for a dashboard.

Key changes:
1. Change the color scheme to something more appropriate for a dashboard (e.g., blues, greens, or a professional palette).
2. Replace the content with energy-related information (e.g., energy consumption, usage by appliance, savings, etc.).
3. Adjust the layout to display data in a dashboard style (charts, graphs, summary cards, etc.).
4. Use Tailwind CSS for styling, and we'll include it via CDN.

We'll structure the dashboard with:
- A sidebar for navigation (if needed, but the template has a top nav, so we might keep that or adjust)
- Main content area with:
   * Summary cards (total consumption, savings, etc.)
   * Charts (line chart for consumption over time, pie chart for appliance breakdown, etc.)
   * Recent activities or transactions (if applicable)

However, note the template uses a top navigation. We can keep that and adjust the main content.

Let's define a new color scheme:
- Primary: A shade of blue (for energy) - e.g., #2563eb (tailwind blue-600)
- Background: Light gray for the main background, white for cards.

We'll change:
- --color-bg-main: #f3f4f6 (gray-100)
- --color-text-dark: #1f2937 (gray-800)
- --color-primary: #2563eb (blue-600)
- --color-primary-hover: #1d4ed8 (blue-700)
- --color-accent: #10b981 (emerald-500) for positive, or use blue for consistency.

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

We'll change the content to be about energy usage.

Sections:
1. Header: Title of the dashboard, maybe a date picker.
2. Summary Cards: Total energy used, savings, cost, etc.
3. Charts: 
   - Line chart for energy consumption over the last 30 days.
   - Pie chart for breakdown by appliance.
4. Recent Activities: List of recent energy uses (e.g., which appliance was used, time, duration, etc.)

We'll use placeholders for charts (using an image or a simple SVG) and style them with Tailwind.

Note: The template uses a lot of custom CSS. We'll try to use Tailwind classes as much as possible and only add minimal custom CSS for animations and specific effects.

Let's start by setting up the HTML structure with Tailwind and the new color scheme.


# Home Energy Usage Dashboard

I'll create a modern, responsive home energy dashboard with a clean design using Tailwind CSS. The dashboard will include key metrics, consumption visualizations, and energy-saving insights.

Generated HTML Page:

Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the Home Energy Dashboard

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

2. **Energy Metrics**:
   - Total consumption display with trend indicators
   - Monthly cost tracking
   - Energy savings statistics
   - Peak usage monitoring

3. **Data Visualization**:
   - Line chart showing energy consumption over time
   - Doughnut chart for appliance energy breakdown
   - Progress bars for visual consumption tracking

4. **Recent Activity**:
   - List of recent energy-consuming activities
   - Detailed information on each energy use

5. **Savings Opportunities**:
   - Highlighted energy-saving tips and opportunities
   - Clear recommendations for efficiency improvements
   - Actionable insights for reducing energy costs

6. **Responsive Design**:
   - Adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop screens
   - Collapsible sidebar for smaller screens
   - Grid layout that reflows based on screen size

The dashboard provides homeowners with a comprehensive view of their energy consumption patterns, helping them identify areas for improvement and save money on utility bills.