Response Details (ID: 82 - UIGEN-X-4B-0729)

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We are building a low-code automation workflow builder interface similar to Zapier. The key features include:
 - Draggable triggers and actions
 - Branching logic
 - Visual workflow representation

 We'll use a two-panel layout: left for the workflow canvas, right for the components (triggers and actions) that can be dragged onto the canvas.

 Design Inspiration:
 - We'll use a dark theme with a modern, clean look.
 - The main area will be a dark background with a grid for the workflow.
 - Components will be represented as cards with a handle for dragging.

 Colors:
   Background: dark gray (similar to the provided template's dark background)
   Accent: a vibrant color for highlights (we'll use a teal instead of yellow for a change, but keep it vibrant)
   Text: light gray and white

 Steps:
 1. Set up the HTML structure with Tailwind CSS.
 2. Create a left panel for the workflow canvas (with a grid background).
 3. Create a right panel with draggable components (triggers and actions).
 4. Implement drag-and-drop functionality (using vanilla JS for simplicity, but note: for a real app, we might use a library).
 5. Add branching logic: when a condition is met, the workflow can split into branches.

 However, note: the provided template is a landing page. We are building an application interface. We'll take the design principles (clean, modern, with animations) but structure it as an app.

 We'll have:
   - A header with the app name and maybe a save button.
   - A main content area split into two columns.

 Since we are using Tailwind, we can set up the project with the CDN.

 Important: We are not using the exact template, but we are inspired by its design and animations.

 Let's define our color scheme in the style tag (similar to the template but with teal):

   --color-bg-dark: #0f172a;  (a deep blue-gray)
   --color-bg-medium: #1e293b;
   --color-bg-light: #334155;
   --color-text-light: #f1f5f9;
   --color-text-medium: #cbd5e1;
   --color-text-muted: #94a3b8;
   --color-accent: #0d9488;  (teal-600)
   --color-accent-light: #14b8a6; (teal-500)

 We'll also include the Inter font.

 We'll structure the page:

   
     
 ... 
     

        
 
          ... workflow visualization ...
        
        
 
          ... draggable components ...
        
     
   

 For the workflow visualization, we'll use a grid of divs to represent the steps. Each step will be a node with a handle.

 We'll create:
   - A trigger node (maybe at the top)
   - Action nodes (with different types: email, web request, etc.)
   - Conditional nodes (for branching)

 We'll use SVG for connections? Or we can use absolute positioned lines. For simplicity, we'll use SVG for connections.

 However, note: the drag-and-drop and branching is complex. We'll focus on the UI and basic functionality.

 Let's start with the HTML structure and then add the JavaScript for drag-and-drop.

 We'll create:
   - A canvas that is a grid (using CSS grid or a library like snap.svg? But we'll keep it simple with CSS grid and SVG for lines).

 Steps for drag-and-drop:
   - Each component in the right panel is draggable.
   - When dragged, we set a data attribute with the type of component (trigger, action, condition).
   - We then place it on the canvas at the drop position.

 We'll use the HTML5 drag and drop API.

 We'll also need to handle the connections between nodes. This is complex, so we'll focus on the UI and leave the connections as a future improvement.

 For now, we'll just have the nodes and the ability to drag them.

 Let's code accordingly.


# Low-Code Automation Workflow Builder

I'll create a modern, visually appealing workflow builder interface inspired by Zapier with draggable components and branching logic. The design will feature a dark theme with teal accents, clean typography, and smooth animations.

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## Key Features of the Workflow Builder

1. **Modern Dark Theme**:
   - Deep blue-gray background with teal accents
   - Clean typography with Inter font
   - Subtle grid pattern for the workflow canvas

2. **Draggable Components**:
   - Trigger components (Webhook, Schedule)
   - Action components (Send Email, Database Query, Run Script)
   - Logic components (If/Else, Loop)

3. **Visual Workflow Canvas**:
   - Grid-based layout for precise positioning
   - Color-coded nodes for different component types
   - Connection lines showing workflow paths
   - Branching indicators for conditional logic

4. **Properties Panel**:
   - Context-sensitive settings based on selected component
   - Form inputs for configuring each component
   - Save functionality for workflow changes

5. **Interactive Elements**:
   - Node selection with visual feedback
   - Animated tooltips for component information
   - Smooth transitions and hover effects
   - Scroll animations for content sections

The interface is designed to be intuitive for users to create complex automation workflows with visual branching and conditional logic, all within a modern, professional UI.