Perfect! I'll create a complete authentication system with role-based access using client-side state management. This will give you a fully functional prototype that can later be connected to a real backend.
I've created a complete authentication system with role-based access control for your traffic monitoring application. The system includes professional login, signup, and password reset pages with a clean, minimal design featuring traffic-themed icons.
Key features implemented:
The authentication uses localStorage for demo purposes, making it easy to test and later integrate with your preferred backend (Supabase, custom API, etc.).
I'll take screenshots of the authentication pages I just created so you can see the design.
I see there's an import error with Vercel Analytics. Let me fix this issue by reading the layout file and removing the problematic import.
I've removed the Vercel Analytics import that was causing the error. The authentication pages should now load properly. Let me take new screenshots to show you the design.
I see the issue - the Geist fonts aren't available. Let me update the layout to use standard Google fonts instead.
I've replaced the Geist fonts with Inter and Roboto Mono, which are standard Google fonts. Let me capture the authentication pages now.
I see the issue - lucide-react icons aren't available. Let me update the components to use simple built-in elements instead of external icon libraries.
Now let me read and update all the auth-related files to remove lucide-react dependencies:
I've replaced all lucide-react icon dependencies with simple inline SVG icons. The authentication system now uses custom SVG components for all icons including traffic lights, shields, eyes, headphones, alerts, loaders, and arrows. Let me capture the pages again to show you the working design.
Your authentication system is now working beautifully. Here's what I've created:
Login Page (/login)
Signup Page (/signup)
Role selection with three options:
Password Reset Page (/reset-password)
The system is fully functional and ready to use. You can test it by signing up with any email/password, selecting a role, and then logging in. When you're ready to connect to a real backend, the auth system is structured to easily integrate with Supabase or any other authentication service.