Response Details (ID: 56 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

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We are building an IoT device management dashboard. The design should include:
 - Device status (online/offline, etc.)
 - Sensor readings (temperature, humidity, etc.)

 We are inspired by the provided template's complexity and layout but will create our own design for the IoT dashboard.

 Steps:
 1. We'll set up the HTML structure with Tailwind CSS via CDN.
 2. We'll define a color scheme suitable for an IoT dashboard (e.g., blues, greens, and grays for a tech feel).
 3. We'll create a navigation bar, a main dashboard area with:
    - A header section with a title and maybe a search bar or user profile.
    - A grid of device cards showing device status and key sensor readings.
    - A detailed view for each device that can be clicked to see more sensor data and controls.
 4. We'll use charts for sensor data (we can use placeholders for now, but structure for charts).

 Note: We are not using the exact template, but we take inspiration from its layout and animations.

 Let's define our color scheme in the :root and then use Tailwind classes.

 Proposed color scheme:
   --color-bg: #f0f7ff (light blue background)
   --color-primary: #3b82f6 (blue for primary actions and highlights)
   --color-secondary: #10b981 (green for good status)
   --color-warning: #f59e0b (yellow for warning)
   --color-danger: #ef4444 (red for critical)
   --color-text: #1e293b (dark for text)
   --color-text-light: #64748b (lighter text)

 We'll also set up the fonts: We can use 'Inter' for the body and maybe a sans-serif for headings.

 We'll structure the page:

  - Navbar: fixed at the top, with logo and user profile.
  - Main content:
      - Section 1: Overview (maybe with some KPIs and a chart for overall system health)
      - Section 2: Device grid (cards for each device, showing status and a few sensor readings)
      - Section 3: Detailed view (when a device is selected, we show more details and controls)

 However, note: the template had a single page with multiple sections. We can do a similar layout but for IoT.

 Alternatively, we can have:

   - A sidebar for device list and navigation? But the template didn't have a sidebar.

 Since the template was a single page, we'll do:

   - Hero section: Title of the dashboard and maybe a summary.
   - Then a grid of devices.

 We'll use the same animation and scroll effects as the template for consistency.

 Let's code accordingly.


# IoT Device Management Dashboard

I'll create a modern, responsive IoT dashboard with device status monitoring and sensor data visualization using Tailwind CSS.

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## Key Features of the IoT Dashboard

1. **Modern UI Design**:
   - Clean, professional interface with a tech-focused color scheme
   - Responsive layout that works on all device sizes
   - Card-based design for organized information display

2. **Device Management**:
   - Device status indicators (online, offline, warning)
   - Device list with key information
   - Detailed device view with sensor data

3. **Sensor Data Visualization**:
   - Interactive charts for temperature, humidity, pressure, and power
   - Real-time sensor readings with visual trends
   - Color-coded badges for quick status recognition

4. **Dashboard Overview**:
   - Summary statistics at the top
   - Quick access to device management actions
   - Recent activity tracking for each device

5. **Responsive Design**:
   - Adapts to different screen sizes
   - Mobile-friendly navigation
   - Optimized layout for both desktop and tablet use

The dashboard provides a comprehensive view of IoT device status and sensor data with a clean, modern interface that prioritizes usability and visual clarity.