Recreate Nero UI
I'll recreate the classic Nero Burning ROM interface with its distinctive red gradient design and early 2000s aesthetic.
I've recreated the classic Nero Burning ROM interface with its distinctive early 2000s design elements:
Key Features Implemented:
- Authentic Color Scheme: Red gradient main area with metallic silver frame
- Expandable Sidebar: Applications, Nero Toolkit, and Manuals sections with toggle functionality
- Photo and Video Section: Grid layout with colorful action buttons
- Window Chrome: Title bar with Nero logo, CD/DVD indicator, and window controls
- Gradient Effects: Extensive use of CSS gradients to match the original glossy aesthetic
- Interactive Elements: Hover effects and clickable buttons throughout
The interface captures the nostalgic feel of early 2000s software design with its rich gradients, rounded corners, and vibrant color palette that was characteristic of Nero's brand identity.
Make it look more like the original with more curves and glassy look.
I've significantly enhanced the Nero UI recreation with much more authentic curves and glassy effects:
Enhanced Glass Effects:
- Multiple layered shadows with inset highlights and outer shadows
- Complex gradients that create depth and dimension
- Rounded corners throughout (rounded-2xl, rounded-3xl for major elements)
- Glass overlay effects with radial and linear gradients for realistic shine
Improved Visual Elements:
- 3D button effects with proper highlights and shadows
- Embossed text with text-shadows for that carved-in look
- Glossy icons with inner highlights and outer shadows
- Layered frame design with multiple border effects
- Hover animations with scale transforms and shadow changes
Authentic Details:
- Pill-shaped sidebar buttons with proper 3D appearance
- Glassy main content area with overlay effects and inner shadows
- Enhanced color gradients that match the original's rich appearance
- Proper spacing and proportions for that classic early 2000s software feel
The interface now has that distinctive glossy, dimensional look that was characteristic of premium software from the Nero era, with extensive use of CSS box-shadows, gradients, and border-radius to achieve the curved, glass-like aesthetic.