🐾 PetConnect Frontend Prompt for v0.dev Build a pet adoption and fostering web app UI called PetConnect. The homepage should have a navbar with the logo and links to: Home, Adopt a Pet, Foster, About, and Chatbot. Below that, display a hero section with a welcome message and call-to-action buttons for "Adopt a Pet" and "Become a Foster".
On the Adopt a Pet page:
Show a list of pets in responsive cards.
Each card should show pet image, name, breed, age, and a button to "View Details".
Add filters at the top (species, age range, breed).
When "View Details" is clicked, open a modal or navigate to a details page with full pet info and an "Apply to Adopt" button.
On the Foster page:
Similar to Adopt, but pets available for fostering.
Add a short form at the top for users to register interest (name, contact, short message).
On the Chatbot page:
Embed a simple chat UI with a conversation box and message bubbles.
Allow sending and receiving messages. Placeholder for chatbot API.
I'll create a pet adoption and fostering web app UI called PetConnect with all the requested features. Let's build this step by step with a responsive and user-friendly design.
I've created a complete pet adoption and fostering web app UI called PetConnect with all the requested features:
- Navbar with logo and links to Home, Adopt a Pet, Foster, About, and Chatbot
- Homepage with a welcoming hero section and call-to-action buttons
Adopt a Pet page with:
- Responsive pet cards showing images, names, breeds, and ages
- Filters for species, age range, and breed
- Detailed modal view when "View Details" is clicked
- "Apply to Adopt" functionality
Foster page with:
- Similar pet listings for fostering
- A registration form for users to express interest
- All the filtering capabilities of the Adopt page
Chatbot page with:
- A simple chat UI with conversation history
- Message bubbles for both user and bot
- Simulated responses (placeholder for a real chatbot API)
- About page with information about the organization
The UI is fully responsive and uses a consistent design language with a pink color scheme that's perfect for a pet adoption platform. All components are built with accessibility in mind, and the code is organized in a modular way for easy maintenance and extension.
The code returns the following error:
Maximum update depth exceeded. This can happen when a component repeatedly calls setState inside componentWillUpdate or componentDidUpdate. React limits the number of nested updates to prevent infinite loops.
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /adopt
I'll fix the infinite update loop issue in your code. The problem is likely in the PetFilters component where the useEffect is causing a chain reaction of updates.
I've fixed the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error by addressing two key issues:
In the PetFilters component:
- Removed
onFilterChangefrom the useEffect dependency array to prevent it from triggering the effect on every render - Fixed the SelectItem values to use empty strings instead of "all" for the default options
- Made the dependency array more specific by using
ageRange[0]andageRange[1]instead of the entire array
- Removed
In both AdoptPage and FosterPage components:
- Added
useCallbackto memoize thehandleFilterChangefunction - This prevents the function from being recreated on every render, which would cause the PetFilters component to re-render and trigger its useEffect again
- Added
These changes break the infinite update loop by:
- Ensuring the filter handler function maintains the same reference between renders
- Preventing the useEffect in PetFilters from running when it doesn't need to
The application should now work correctly without the maximum update depth error when viewing the /adopt page.
Add a new Preferences page to the existing PetConnect app.
The page should have a clean form where users can set their pet preferences. Include the following fields:
Preferred species (dog, cat, etc.) – dropdown
Age range – multi-select or sliders (e.g., Puppy/Kitten, Adult, Senior)
Breed – text input or dropdown
Size – dropdown (Small, Medium, Large)
Location – text input (city or zip)
Willing to foster? – yes/no toggle
Submit button
The form should be responsive and styled using Tailwind CSS. On submission, call a placeholder POST /preferences API endpoint. Show a success toast or message after form submission. Organize the form in a card or panel layout for clean UX.