Main prompt in attached TXt file.
The idea is, I want to create an app in Power Apps that supports the Loan team with their documentation. I will have a list of named templates in sharepoint and a dataverse table that maps them to their respective names. A user will open the app, logged in via Office 365, and create an application project using the Customer Name and Application ID, and the product owner name will be visible, autofilled, pulled from Office 365.
Major Add 1: A screen will come up next, asking if they want all 8 templates, or giving them the option to select particular templates where necessary. Templates include: Authority to Upstamp, Offer Letter, Loan Agreement, Affidavit of Ownership, etc. Each template shown is tied to a list of required fields, so the only fields shown for the user to enter values are the ones relating to the documents they wish to generate for. Text fields, dropdowns, date pickers, etc. Users have the option to save draft and resume. Next, they can preview all fields they have filled.
Major Add 2: Next, each selected template is generated, and prefilled and made editable for the preview with the right variables, matched. They user then edits to their taste and chooses to save and export or discard.
I'll help you build this Credit Documentation Assistant UI mockup. This is a comprehensive multi-screen enterprise application, so let me first generate design inspiration for the banking/legal context and then build out all the screens.
Now let me read the existing layout and globals.css to understand the current setup before building the app:
Now I have a complete understanding of the setup. Let me build the Credit Documentation Assistant with all the required screens. I'll create a comprehensive multi-page application with a clean enterprise banking aesthetic.
Now let me create the types and mock data for the application:
Now let me create the application context to manage state across screens:
Now let me create all the screen components. Starting with the Header and Dashboard:
Now let me create the main page that orchestrates all the screens:
Let me also add the --highlight CSS variable that I referenced in the document preview:
Good, the --highlight variable is already there. Now let me add the bg-highlight utility class to the theme:
I've built the complete Credit Documentation Assistant - Phase 1 UI mockup with all 6 core screens:
The design follows a clean, professional, enterprise-grade aesthetic with calm, trustworthy tones appropriate for banking/legal contexts - using a warm neutral palette with subtle teal accents.
This is really good. Well done, but I have a few caveats. First of all, can you in the Fields section, while inputting the fields required, could you include a "proceed to generate" button that shows a loading bar while the corresponding templates are filled and generated. The loading popup also shows an option to go back to Home while you wait for the filled templates to be ready. The Save Draft button allows you to come to keep adding fields later, after leaving the app.
Secondly, most of the screens appear not to be scrollable. The containers within the screen are scrollable, but the overal screen itself appears mostly static. Is there a reason for that?
Also, the app appears to be mostly monochromati for now; is this intentional? The app also appears to not be responsive, especially when I change to mobile view.
Let me address all your feedback. First, let me read the current files to understand the structure:
Now let me also read the other screens and the globals.css to understand the full picture:
Now I understand the full picture. Let me address all your feedback:
h-[calc(100vh-8rem)] overflow-hidden is causing the static feel. I'll make screens naturally scrollableLet me start with the major changes:
Now let me update the field-entry screen to add the "Proceed to Generate" button and improve responsiveness:
Now let me update the dashboard with more color and better responsiveness:
Now let me update the template-selection screen with better colors and responsiveness:
Now let me update the create-project screen:
Now let me update the document-preview screen:
Now let me update the export-completion screen:
Now let me update the app header to be more colorful and responsive:
I've made comprehensive updates to address all your feedback:
GenerationModal component that shows a progress bar simulating document generation, displays each template's status (pending/generating/complete), and includes a "Go to Home" button so users can navigate away while waiting. The modal auto-proceeds to the preview screen when generation completes.h-screen overflow-hidden patterns. All screens now use min-h-screen allowing natural page scrolling while keeping sidebars sticky on desktop.Added more color:
Mobile responsiveness: All screens now have mobile-first layouts with:
Please implement the following changes: