Develop a front-end script using Next.js, ensuring all user interface elements and interactions are translated into Japanese. The script should be designed to be responsive and accessible, providing a seamless user experience across various devices and screen sizes. Consider the cultural nuances of the Japanese language in the design and implementation of the UI.
I'll create a responsive and accessible Next.js application with a Japanese user interface based on the meal tracking app shown in the image.
このNext.jsアプリケーションは、日本の食事トラッキングアプリのUIを再現しています。以下の特徴があります:
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を適用このアプリケーションは、Next.jsのApp Routerを使用して構築されており、Server Componentsの利点を活かしています。また、Lucide Reactのアイコンを使用して視覚的な要素を強化しています。
必要に応じて、さらに機能を追加したり、スタイルをカスタマイズしたりすることができます。
Develop a Next.js front-end script that analyzes provided images to detect and identify food items. For each detected food item, the script should draw a bounding box around it within the image. The script should then integrate these images, complete with their bounding boxes, into the user interface. Ensure the UI is responsive, accessible, and provides a seamless user experience across different devices and screen sizes. The script should also include error handling for cases where food items are not detected or images fail to load. The UI should clearly display the identified food items and their corresponding bounding boxes.
I'll create a Next.js application that can analyze images to detect food items, draw bounding boxes around them, and display the results in a responsive and accessible UI.
This Next.js application provides a comprehensive solution for food detection and analysis with the following features:
The application is built with:
The application includes comprehensive error handling for:
In a production environment, you would replace the mock implementation in food-detection.ts
with actual API calls to a computer vision service like TensorFlow.js, Google Cloud Vision API, or a custom model.
Develop a responsive and accessible Next.js front-end application designed for smartphones. The application should utilize the device's camera to capture images of food items. Upon image capture, the application should analyze the image to detect and identify food items, displaying the name and estimated calorie count for each detected item. The application must draw bounding boxes around each identified food item within the image. The user interface should present the captured image with bounding boxes, food names, and calorie information. All UI elements and interactions must be translated into Japanese, considering cultural nuances. Implement robust error handling to manage scenarios such as food item detection failures or image loading issues. The design should prioritize a seamless user experience across various smartphone screen sizes and orientations.