I'll create a frontend for your property management system using Angular that connects to your Spring Boot backend. Let's build out the key components for authentication, company management, user management, and property management.

This property management system frontend is designed to work with your Spring Boot backend. Here's a summary of what I've built:

Authentication

• Login and registration pages with role selection
• JWT token-based authentication (mock implementation)
• Protected routes that redirect to login if not authenticated

Dashboard

• Main dashboard showing companies overview
• Responsive layout with mobile and desktop views
• Sidebar navigation with different sections

Company Management

• Create new companies
• View company details
• Edit company information

User Management

• Add users to companies
• View users within a company
• Different user roles (User, Admin, SuperAdmin)

Property Management

• Add properties to companies
• View properties within a company
• Property details including type, size, and price

API Routes

• Mock API implementations that simulate your Spring Boot backend
• Routes for authentication, companies, properties, and users

To connect this to your actual Spring Boot backend, you'll need to:

1. Update the API endpoints in the fetch calls to point to your backend URLs
2. Ensure the request/response formats match your backend expectations
3. Implement proper JWT token handling for authentication
4. Update any data models to match your backend entities

The UI is fully responsive and follows a clean, professional design suitable for a property management system. You can customize the colors an professional design suitable for a property management system. You can customize the colors and styling to match your brand identity.

Next Steps

To fully integrate this frontend with your Spring Boot backend:

1. Configure CORS on your backend to allow requests from your frontend
2. Update the authentication flow to use your actual JWT implementation
3. Modify the API service calls to match your backend endpoints
4. Implement proper error handling for API responses
5. Add form validation for all input fields

The system follows a hierarchical structure where:

• SuperAdmin can create companies
• Company admins can manage properties and users within their company
• Regular users have limited access based on permissions

This implementation provides a solid foundation that you can extend with additional features like:

• Property image uploads
• Advanced search and filtering
• Reporting and analytics
• Tenant management
• Maintenance request tracking

Let me know if you need any clarification or have questions about specific parts of the implementation!

I'll enhance the property management system with a more detailed dashboard with analytics, add a forgot password feature, and improve the styling. Let's implement these changes:

I've enhanced the property management system with the features you requested:

1. Dashboard with Analytics

The dashboard now includes:

• Key metrics cards showing total companies, properties, and users
• Interactive charts for revenue and occupancy rate visualization
• Recent activity feed showing the latest actions across properties
• Improved company cards with better styling

2. Forgot Password Feature

I've added a complete forgot password flow:

• "Forgot password?" link on the login page
• Dedicated forgot password page with email input
• Success state showing confirmation message
• API route to handle password reset requests
• Back navigation to login page

3. Improved Styling

The UI has been significantly enhanced with:

• Gradient backgrounds for authentication pages
• Better card styling with shadows and hover effects
• Improved navigation with active state indicators
• Profile dropdown menu in the header
• Search functionality in the dashboard
• Notification bell icon
• Better mobile responsiveness
• Password visibility toggle on the login form

The dashboard now provides a much more comprehensive view of the property management system with visual analytics and a cleaner, more professional design. The forgot password feature gives users a way to recover their accounts if they lose access.

All components are fully responsive and will work well on both desktop and mobile devices. The styling has been improved throughout the application to create a more cohesive and professional look.

To further enhance this system, you could add:

• Dark mode toggle
• More detailed analytics pages
• User profile management
• Notification system
• Document management for properties
• Calendar integration for scheduling

Would you like me to expand on any specific part of the implementation?