I can see the professional design inspiration with clean layouts, minimal styling, and enterprise-grade aesthetics. Let me completely rebuild the inventory management with a clean, professional design like Vercel's. I'll create a much simpler, cleaner table-based layout.

Now let me update the stats cards to be more minimal and professional:

Now let me update the globals.css to have a cleaner, more professional color palette matching the design inspiration:

I've completely redesigned your admin dashboard to be clean, professional, and enterprise-grade like modern SaaS platforms. Here's what changed:

Inventory Management Redesign:

• Replaced the complex card layout with a clean professional table displaying items with proper columns (Name, Category, Status, Date, Actions)
• Removed excessive animations and visual clutter
• Status indicators now use simple icons and colors for clarity
• Simplified filters to a single row with search, category, and status dropdowns
• Clean pagination with minimal styling

Stats Cards:

• Simplified from large glowing cards to minimal bordered cards with icons
• Removed trend indicators and animations
• Clean layout with just label, value, and icon

Color Theme:

• Updated to a professional neutral dark palette with blue as primary accent
• Simplified from vibrant cyan to clean blue (#5B7FFF)
• Better contrast and readability with proper hierarchy
• Minimal use of colors across the interface

Overall Polish:

• Removed the liquid-glass effect from most elements
• Using clean borders instead of complex glassmorphism
• Professional borders and proper spacing
• Table-based layout for better data presentation
• Everything follows enterprise UX patterns like Vercel and Linear

The dashboard now looks professional, clean, and production-ready with focus on usability over decorative effects.

Now let me check the LiquidDropdown component to understand its styling:

Now I'll fix the layout to be compact and professional without gaps. I'll update both the inventory management filters and the liquid dropdown:

Now let me update the LiquidDropdown component to have cleaner, more compact styling:

I've fixed the filter layout to be clean, compact, and professional. The key changes include:

Inventory Filters:

• Changed from flex-col md:flex-row to just flex for a single horizontal row
• Reduced gap from gap-3 to gap-2 for tighter spacing
• Set fixed widths on dropdowns (w-40) so they don't stretch
• Made search input flex-1 to take remaining space
• Reduced padding on inputs from py-2.5 to py-2

LiquidDropdown Component:

• Removed liquid-glass effect and used clean borders instead
• Changed rounded corners from rounded-xl to rounded for a more professional look
• Reduced padding from px-4 py-2.5 to px-3 py-2
• Simplified dropdown menu with cleaner spacing and no excessive effects
• Removed the decorative space between items (space-y-1 to space-y-0)

The layout now displays in one clean, compact row without any gaps or stretching, matching professional US website standards like Vercel, Linear, and GitHub.