Response Details (ID: 72 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

Text Before HTML:

We are going to create a navigation breadcrumb component for displaying the current page hierarchy.
 The design should be clean and modern, using Tailwind CSS. We'll choose a color scheme that fits a professional look.

 Steps:
 1. We'll use a simple structure with a container for the breadcrumb.
 2. Each breadcrumb item will be a link or a span, with a separator between them.
 3. The last item will be the current page name, which will be displayed without a trailing separator.
 4. We'll use a hover effect on the links to improve interactivity.
 5. We'll use a color for the current page that stands out (like a different background or text color).

 Color Scheme:
   - Background: We'll use a light background for the breadcrumb bar to make it subtle.
   - Text: Dark for the links, and for the current page we can use a slightly different color (maybe a blue or gray).
   - Separator: A simple horizontal line or a chevron? We'll use a chevron for a modern look.

 However, note that the template provided uses a dark theme. But the breadcrumb is usually on a light background.
 We'll design accordingly.

 Let's define:
   - Background: white or light gray.
   - Current page text: a dark color (like gray-800) and when hovered, a darker shade.
   - Other links: gray-600 hover:gray-800.

 But note: the template uses a dark background for the whole page. We are only doing the breadcrumb.

 We'll design a standalone breadcrumb component that can be placed anywhere.

 Example structure:

   

 We'll use Tailwind classes to style.

 However, note: the template uses a dark theme. But the breadcrumb is usually light. We'll do a light version.

 Alternatively, we can make the breadcrumb bar with a dark background? But that might not be standard.

 Let's stick to a light background for the breadcrumb bar.

 We'll use:
   - Background: white
   - Text: gray-700 for non-current, gray-900 for current
   - Hover: gray-800 for non-current, gray-900 for current (but current can't be hovered? so we leave it as is)

 But note: the current page should be highlighted. We can use a blue color for the current page.

 Let's define:
   - Current page: text-blue-600, and on hover: text-blue-700
   - Other pages: text-gray-600 hover:text-gray-800

 Separator: We'll use a chevron right: "›", and style it as a gray-400.

 We'll also add a hover effect for the links.

 We'll also make it responsive: on small screens, we might hide the breadcrumb and show a button to go back.

 But for simplicity, we'll just show the breadcrumb as is.

 Let's code accordingly.

 We'll create a component that takes the breadcrumb items as props? But since we are writing static HTML, we'll hardcode.

 However, the requirement is to design the component. So we'll write the HTML structure and then the Tailwind classes.

 We'll also add a container with max-width and center it.

 Implementation:

   

 For each breadcrumb item:

   

      ... 
     / 
   

 But we want to use chevrons for a modern look.

 We'll use:
   - For non-current: chevron right: "›" (or we can use an SVG)
   - For the last item: nothing.

 We'll use a simple text chevron.

 However, we can also use SVG for better control.

 Let's use:

   

 But that's a right chevron. We can also use a left chevron for the other way? But we are going forward.

 Alternatively, we can use a simple text chevron: "›" and style it.

 We'll use:

   ›

 But we want to remove the last separator.

 We'll have:

   - For each item except the last: 
        
 ... 
   - The last item: just the text.

 We'll create a function to generate the breadcrumb? But we are writing static.

 We'll do:

   

 But note: the current page should be blue? We'll change the last item to blue.

   

     Current Page
   

 And we don't want a separator after the current page.

 Also, we want to remove the separator for the last item. So we hide the separator in the last item.

 We'll use a loop in the HTML? But we are writing static. We'll hardcode.

 Alternatively, we can use a script to generate? But the requirement is static.

 We'll write the HTML for the breadcrumb as above.

 Let's code accordingly.

 We'll also add a hover effect for the links.

 We'll also make the current page link? But the current page is the last one and it's not a link? 
 Actually, in many sites, the current page is not clickable. But if it is, we can make it a link to the same page.

 We'll make the current page a link to the same page.

   Current Page

 But note: the current page might be a dynamic page. We can use the current URL.

 However, for the component, we'll just use a placeholder.

 We'll also consider that the breadcrumb might be in a dark theme? But we are using a light one.

 We'll design the breadcrumb to be light.

 Let's write the code.


# Modern Breadcrumb Component with Tailwind CSS

I'll create a clean, modern breadcrumb component that displays page hierarchy with a professional design. The component will be responsive, accessible, and visually appealing with a cohesive color scheme.

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Text After HTML:

## Key Features of the Breadcrumb Component

1. **Clean, Modern Design**:
   - Subtle color scheme with primary, secondary, and accent colors
   - Clean typography using the Inter font family
   - Ample spacing and visual hierarchy

2. **Responsive Layout**:
   - Desktop view shows the full breadcrumb hierarchy
   - Mobile view simplifies to a compact stacked layout
   - Adapts to different screen sizes

3. **Visual Indicators**:
   - Custom diagonal separators between breadcrumb items
   - Distinct styling for the current page with accent colors
   - Hover effects for interactive elements

4. **Accessibility**:
   - Semantic HTML structure
   - Sufficient color contrast
   - Focus states for keyboard navigation

5. **Additional Elements**:
   - Contextual content area showing page details
   - Action buttons for common operations
   - Card-based content sections
   - Navigation grid for quick access

The breadcrumb component provides a clear visual path from the home page to the current page, helping users understand their location within the site hierarchy. The design is professional and integrates well with modern web applications.