I'll create an example of a settings page that shows a wizard when settings are empty. This is a common UX pattern to guide users through initial configuration.

This example demonstrates a common pattern in applications where:

1. When a user first visits the settings page and no settings exist:

   • Instead of showing an empty settings page
   • The app displays a step-by-step wizard to guide them through setting up their preferences
   • Each step focuses on a specific category of settings (profile, notifications, preferences)
   • The wizard prevents progression until required fields are completed

2. Once settings are configured:

   • The normal settings interface is shown with tabs for different categories
   • All previously configured values are displayed
   • Users can make changes to their settings

This approach improves user experience by:

• Providing clear guidance for first-time setup
• Breaking down a potentially overwhelming form into manageable steps
• Ensuring users configure essential settings before using the application
• Creating a smoother onboarding experience

In a real application, you would connect this to your backend API or database instead of using localStorage.