Prompt:Design and develop a new CSV Upload section for the Firefly III dashboard.Keep the exact same theme, colors, typography, and spacing as in the attached screenshot of the Firefly III dashboard.Place the new "Upload CSV" card right below the existing "Your accounts" graph in the dashboard layout.The card should be consistent with the existing UI card design — dark background, soft shadows, rounded corners, and responsive layout.The card should have:Title: "Import Transactions" (in the same font size as "Checking Account").Description: "Upload a CSV file to import your transactions directly from here."File Input Field: Drag-and-drop zone + "Choose File" button (accept only .csv).Upload Button: Styled same as existing buttons in Firefly III (primary color).Progress Bar that appears after clicking Upload.Success/Failure Notification consistent with the theme.Ensure the component is responsive and works well on both desktop and tablet views.Include sample dummy data handling (mock upload with sample response).Keep accessibility features — alt text, ARIA labels for buttons, keyboard navigation support.Use clean, commented code so it can be integrated with backend APIs later.
I'll create a CSV Upload section that perfectly matches the Firefly III dashboard theme and design. Based on the screenshot, I can see the dark theme, color scheme, typography, and card styling that needs to be replicated.
I've created a comprehensive CSV Upload section that perfectly matches the Firefly III dashboard theme and design. Here are the key features implemented:
Design Consistency
- Exact color scheme: Dark slate backgrounds (
#1e293b,#334155), matching the original dashboard - Typography: Same font sizes and weights as the existing "Checking Account" title
- Card styling: Consistent rounded corners, soft shadows, and spacing
- Responsive layout: Works seamlessly on desktop and tablet views
Functionality
- Drag & Drop: Full drag-and-drop support with visual feedback
- File validation: Only accepts CSV files
- Progress indication: Animated progress bar during upload
- Status notifications: Success/error alerts with appropriate styling
- Mock upload: Simulated upload process with sample responses
Accessibility Features
- ARIA labels: Proper labeling for screen readers
- Keyboard navigation: Full keyboard support
- Alt text: Descriptive text for all interactive elements
- Focus management: Clear focus indicators
Integration Ready
- Clean, commented code: Easy to integrate with backend APIs
- Modular structure: Separate components for easy maintenance
- State management: Proper state handling for upload flow
- Error handling: Comprehensive error states and messaging
The component is positioned exactly as requested - below the "Your accounts" graph and maintains perfect visual consistency with the existing Firefly III interface. The upload functionality includes helpful format requirements and provides clear feedback throughout the process.
Update the existing "Your accounts" chart in the Firefly III dashboard to include the following enhancements, keeping the exact theme, colors, and typography as shown in the attached screenshot:Chart Type Toggle:Add a small toggle button group in the top-right corner of the chart card to switch between Line Chart and Pie Chart views.Buttons should match the Firefly III button style — dark background, rounded corners, hover effects, and icon indicators (line graph icon, pie chart icon).Default view: Line chart.Chart Titles:Display a clear, styled title above the chart that matches the font style of “Checking Account” in the screenshot.The title should update dynamically depending on the data being shown (e.g., "Account Balance Over Time" for line chart, "Spending Breakdown" for pie chart).Interactive Tooltips:When hovering over a point in the line chart or a segment in the pie chart, display a tooltip showing:For Line Chart: Date and exact balance/value.For Pie Chart: Category name and percentage of total.Tooltips must match the theme: dark background, light text, rounded corners, subtle drop shadow.Responsiveness:Ensure charts and toggle buttons remain fully functional and visually appealing on desktop, tablet, and mobile.Code Requirements:Use Chart.js or a similar modern charting library compatible with the existing frontend.Keep the code modular so that it can be easily integrated into the existing dashboard code.Comment each new function or block of code for easier backend integration later.Maintain accessibility: buttons should have ARIA labels ("Switch to line chart", "Switch to pie chart").Deliver the updated HTML/CSS/JS code for the chart card so it can be dropped directly into the current dashboard layout without breaking styling.
Notes
- We used the shadcn/ui chart primitives with Recharts for composable, themed charts and tooltips, which integrate well with the existing UI system. 2
- Buttons are fully accessible with aria-label and aria-pressed; the group has role="group".
- Tooltips are dark-themed with rounded corners and shadow to match Firefly III.
- The component is modular and accepts optional balances and spending props for backend data integration later; defaults are provided for demo purposes.
- Responsive heights ensure great appearance on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
How to integrate
This update keeps your existing layout intact. The card sits in the same grid position (lg:col-span-2). You can drop the new component in any dashboard grid and pass in real data later:
<YourAccountsChartCard>
</YourAccountsChartCard>
Sources
You are enhancing an existing front-end project. Keep all existing styles, layout, and code intact.Add the following UI sections exactly as shown in the attached images, integrating them into the appropriate sections of the current page:(Describe each image briefly here) – for example:Image 1: Dashboard cards showing key metrics with icons and color-coded backgrounds.Image 2: Graph/Chart component with data labels and responsive layout.Image 3: Sidebar menu with collapsible sections and active state highlight.Image 4: Profile dropdown with avatar, settings, and logout button.Ensure all components follow the same design system (colors, fonts, spacing) as the existing codebase.Use Tailwind CSS for styling and ensure the new sections are fully responsive.Keep all existing JavaScript logic functional and avoid overwriting current features—only extend.Integrate charts using the same chart library already in use.Place new sections in logical order without breaking the page’s structure.Maintain accessibility best practices (ARIA labels, semantic HTML).
