I'll help you build this comprehensive Blood Supply Chain Management System UI. This is a substantial project with multiple pages and components, so let me start by exploring the codebase and then create a detailed implementation plan.
Now let me explore the current project structure:
Now let me create a comprehensive implementation plan:
Let me start building the Blood Supply Chain Management System. First, I'll generate design inspiration to ensure we create a visually compelling healthcare interface.
Now I'll start building. The design inspiration shows a modern, clean healthcare dashboard aesthetic. I'll begin with Task 1: Setting up the project styling and theme.
Now I'll create the tailwind config and update the globals.css with a healthcare-themed color scheme inspired by the design brief - clean, professional, with medical red (#e63946) as the primary color.
Now I'll create the types and mock data for the blood supply chain system:
Now I'll move to Task 2: Build layout components. Let me create the navbar and sidebar:
Now I'll create the authentication pages. First, the login page with wallet connection:
Now I'll create the dashboard page. Let me first create some card components:
Now let me create the main dashboard page:
Now let me create the transaction table component:
Now let me create the Donations page:
Now let me create the Donors page:
Now let me create the Hospitals page:
Now let me create the Inventory page:
Now let me create the Transactions page and Settings page:
Now let me create the home/landing page and wire up routing:
Now let me update the main layout to add proper metadata:
Now let me move to the final task and update the todo list:
I've successfully built the complete Blood Supply Chain Management System UI. Here's a summary of what I've created:
#e63946) with clean white cards and gray accentsThe application features a clean, professional design with full mobile responsiveness, intuitive navigation, and all the essential pages needed for a blood supply chain management system. The UI is production-ready and prepared for backend integration.
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