Car Repair Planner - Copy this React, Tailwind Component to your project
Design Brief: Interactive Web Interface for Car Repair Planning Goal: Create a modern and user friendly web interface that allows users to plan car repair tasks, including selecting predefined jobs, adding specific parts to those jobs, and defining their quantities. Key Features: Plan a Maintenance Task: Allow users to input the name of a planned maintenance task (e.g., "Annual Service", "Brake Replacement"). Add Predefined Jobs: Provide a dropdown or searchable list of predefined job categories (e.g., "Electrical Work", "Oil Change", "Tire Replacement"). Enable users to add one or more jobs to the maintenance plan. Add Parts to Jobs: For each selected job, allow users to add specific parts from a predefined list (e.g., "Oil", "Brake Pads", "Spark Plugs"). Allow users to specify the quantity required for each part. Display the total parts needed for the entire maintenance plan in a summary section. Dynamic and Interactive: Ensure users can dynamically add, edit, or remove jobs and parts during the planning process. Display updates in real time, such as a summary of parts and quantities. Suggestions and Validation: Optionally, recommend common parts for each job based on the predefined list. Validate inputs (e.g., prevent duplicate parts, ensure quantities are positive). Responsive Design: The interface should be fully responsive and work on both desktop and mobile devices. Design Suggestions: Structure: Sidebar or Stepper Navigation: Divide the process into steps (e.g., "Enter Maintenance Task", "Add Jobs", "Add Parts"). Main Content Area: Display forms or tables for input based on the current step. Interactive Components: Use modal popups or expandable sections for adding jobs and parts to keep the interface clean. Display a summary panel (e.g., on the right) that updates in real time as users add or modify jobs and parts. Visual Elements: Use clear icons for jobs and parts categories (e.g., wrench for jobs, oil can for parts). Include tooltips or hints to help users understand the process (e.g., "Select a job to see recommended parts"). Design guidlines: Decent whitespace minimalism large border radius light shadow big visuals whitespaces and not too much text light animations tasteful use of opacity and blur to create an almost glass like effects elegant font which favors roundness over corners Skeleton on Loading screens so everything feels faster dynamic data that updates only the relevant part of the UI whenever it changes Unique Typography Engaging and Responsive Hero Images Background Videos Semi flat Design Hamburger Menus High quality Product Images Card Design Speed Optimization
