Great! Creating a site for team management with employee information and income tracking is a solid idea, especially for simplifying admin tasks and improving transparency. Here are some key points to help guide the planning and development of your site:
User Authentication & Roles
Dashboard Overview
Employee Profiles
Income & Salary Management
Attendance & Leave Tracking
Performance & Reviews
Notifications & Reminders
Document Management
Search & Filters
Admin Tools
Awesome! Let's talk design — you want a clean, professional UI that makes managing teams and employee info intuitive for both the owner (you) and employees. Here's a breakdown to help with design planning (UI/UX + structure):
Top bar: Company name/logo, notifications, profile dropdown
Sidebar navigation:
Main area widgets:
Color Palette:
#2F80ED (Blue for trust/professional look)#27AE60 (Green for approvals/success)#F4F6F8 (Soft gray)Fonts: Inter or Roboto (clean and modern)
Buttons: Rounded, soft shadows
Cards: Use for widgets and employee highlights
Icons: Use Lucide or Heroicons
I can create basic wireframe images or even a clickable prototype for:
Would you like a visual wireframe for a specific page? Let me know which one you'd like to start with — I can mock it up for you.
I'll help you create a professional team management dashboard with employee information and income tracking. Let's start with the admin dashboard, which is the central hub for managing your team.
Let me create a clean, professional dashboard that follows your design requirements with a sidebar navigation, key metrics, and employee overview.
I've created a comprehensive team management dashboard with the following key features:
Tabbed interface for different sections:
#2F80ED) as requested for a professional lookTo complete your team management system, you might want to add:
Would you like me to implement any of these additional features, or would you like to see any specific page in more detail?
I'll convert all the TypeScript JSX (TSX) files to JavaScript JSX (JSX) files by removing TypeScript type annotations and changing the file extensions.
[V0_FILE]tsx:file="empty.tsx"
...[V0_FILE]tsx:file="empty.tsx"
...I've successfully converted all the TypeScript JSX (TSX) files to JavaScript JSX (JSX) files by:
: React.ReactNode, : string, etc.)import type React from "react")satisfies Config) to JavaScript equivalents.tsx to .jsx and .ts to .js.js and .jsx files instead of .ts and .tsxThe code should now work properly as JavaScript JSX without any TypeScript features.