Modern report ui design

create me modern report ui that have date range,typeselect,categoryselect,accountsselect,cards(netBalance,income,expense) and when user show the reselt when selects somthing use next,tailwindcss and shadcdn add sample data and functionality

255d ago

I'll create a modern financial report UI with all the requested features using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui components.

This financial report UI includes all the features you requested:

Date Range Picker: Users can select a date range to filter transactions.
Type Select: Filter by transaction type (income or expense).
Category Select: Filter by transaction categories like salary, food, utilities, etc.
Accounts Select: Filter by different accounts like bank, cash, credit card.
Summary Cards: Shows net balance, income, and expenses based on the filtered data.
Results Table: Displays filtered transactions with all relevant details.

How it works:

All filters are connected to state variables that update the displayed data in real-time.
The summary cards automatically recalculate based on the filtered transactions.
The UI is fully responsive and works on mobile and desktop.
The design follows modern UI principles with clean cards and appropriate color coding.

Technologies used:

Next.js for the framework
Tailwind CSS for styling
shadcn/ui components for UI elements (Select, Calendar, Table, Cards)
Client-side filtering for immediate feedback

You can extend this by adding more visualization options like charts or graphs, or by connecting it to a real database instead of the sample data.

255d ago

add top expenses category to show user

255d ago

I'll add a "Top Expenses by Category" component to show users their highest spending categories.

I've added a "Top Expenses by Category" component to your financial report UI. This new feature:

Shows the top 5 spending categories based on the filtered transactions
Displays the amount spent in each category
Shows the percentage of total expenses for each category
Includes a progress bar for visual representation
Updates dynamically when filters are changed

The component is placed between the summary cards and the transactions table, providing users with a clear visualization of where their money is going. This helps users quickly identify their biggest spending areas without having to analyze the transaction table manually.

The implementation:

Calculates expenses by category from the filtered transactions
Sorts categories by expense amount (highest first)
Shows both the amount and percentage of total expenses
Uses progress bars to visually represent the proportions
Handles edge cases like no expense data

This addition complements the existing filters and summary cards, giving users more insights into their spending patterns at a glance.

255d ago

I'll create a modern financial report UI with all the requested features using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui components.

This financial report UI includes all the features you requested:

Date Range Picker: Users can select a date range to filter transactions.
Type Select: Filter by transaction type (income or expense).
Category Select: Filter by transaction categories like salary, food, utilities, etc.
Accounts Select: Filter by different accounts like bank, cash, credit card.
Summary Cards: Shows net balance, income, and expenses based on the filtered data.
Results Table: Displays filtered transactions with all relevant details.

How it works:

All filters are connected to state variables that update the displayed data in real-time.
The summary cards automatically recalculate based on the filtered transactions.
The UI is fully responsive and works on mobile and desktop.
The design follows modern UI principles with clean cards and appropriate color coding.

Technologies used:

Next.js for the framework
Tailwind CSS for styling
shadcn/ui components for UI elements (Select, Calendar, Table, Cards)
Client-side filtering for immediate feedback

You can extend this by adding more visualization options like charts or graphs, or by connecting it to a real database instead of the sample data.

add top expenses category to show user

255d ago

I'll add a "Top Expenses by Category" component to show users their highest spending categories.

I've added a "Top Expenses by Category" component to your financial report UI. This new feature:

Shows the top 5 spending categories based on the filtered transactions
Displays the amount spent in each category
Shows the percentage of total expenses for each category
Includes a progress bar for visual representation
Updates dynamically when filters are changed

The implementation:

Calculates expenses by category from the filtered transactions
Sorts categories by expense amount (highest first)
Shows both the amount and percentage of total expenses
Uses progress bars to visually represent the proportions
Handles edge cases like no expense data

This addition complements the existing filters and summary cards, giving users more insights into their spending patterns at a glance.

255d ago