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3. Private Pages (User Area) Once the user logs in, they access the dashboard and associated pages. 3.1. Dashboard (/dashboard) The main landing page for logged-in users. It should show an overview of key data: Navigation Bar (Private Version) Left: Memecoin Radar logo or text (clicking it returns to /dashboard). Links: Dashboard, Watchlist, Alerts, Account, plus a “Logout” option on the right or in a dropdown. Main Content Real-Time Feed of newly launched tokens. Table or list with columns: Token Name, Chain (ETH, BNB), Time Deployed, Liquidity Lock, Whale Holdings %, Social Mentions. Trending Tokens (a small widget or separate section) Top tokens by volume, social hype, or daily price movement. Quick Stats (optional) “Total tokens scanned today,” “Active alerts,” etc. Design Notes Dark background with subtle borders (e.g., Tailwind border-gray-700) for each card/table row. Emerald highlights for important data or risk flags. 3.2. Watchlist (/dashboard/watchlist) A page where users see all tokens they’ve favorited or “starred.” Layout Table/Grid of watchlisted tokens with minimal stats: price, volume, sentiment, risk. Remove from watchlist button (trash icon or “unstar”). Optional Features Bulk Alert Creation: “Set an alert for all tokens on my watchlist if volume crosses X.” Sort/Filter by chain or risk score. 3.3. Alerts/Notifications (/dashboard/alerts) Where users manage their custom alert rules and see past alerts. Alert Rules A list of active rules: e.g., “Notify me when Token XYZ’s volume > $50k.” Toggle on/off, edit, or delete. Create New Alert Criteria: token symbol, volume threshold, price threshold, sentiment spike, etc. Delivery: Telegram, Email, Discord, or SMS (if available). Frequency: immediate, daily summary, etc. Past Alerts Show a history of triggered alerts for reference. 3.4. Account Settings (/dashboard/account) Where the user manages profile info, subscription, and security. Profile Info Email, password reset. (Optional) Link Telegram/Discord handle for alerts. Subscription & Billing Current plan (Free, Pro, Advanced). Upgrade/downgrade flow. Payment method(s). Security 2FA (two-factor authentication) if you want advanced security. Session management (log out of other devices). Danger Zone Cancel subscription or delete account. 4. Shared Components 4.1. Navigation Bar Public Nav: Logo + links to Pricing, Login, Sign Up. Private Nav: Logo + Dashboard, Watchlist, Alerts, Account, Logout. Possibly a dropdown for user profile. 4.2. Footer Public Footer: Terms, Privacy, Contact, social links. Private Footer: Usually minimal or omitted to provide more screen space for dashboard content. 4.3. Modals/Overlays Confirmation dialogs for important actions (deleting alerts, changing subscriptions, etc.). Style: dark overlay with a centered panel using your emerald accent for “Confirm” buttons. 5. Visual & UI/UX Guidelines Theme Dark background (e.g., bg-gray-900 or #121212). Emerald accents (#10B981 in Tailwind or a similar hue). Text typically text-gray-100 or text-white for readability. Consistency Use consistent padding, margins, spacing (e.g., Tailwind’s spacing scale: p-4, m-4). Keep your typography consistent (e.g., same headline font size for section titles). Responsive Layout Ensure each page reflows gracefully on mobile (stacked columns, collapsible nav). For tables with many columns, consider horizontal scrolling or a card layout for smaller screens. Animations & Transitions Keep them subtle (0.2–0.3 seconds). Overly long animations can frustrate users. Use :hover effects for CTA buttons, cards, and testimonial elements. Performance Lazy-load large images or heavy components only when needed. Use code splitting or dynamic imports for routes if the app grows large. 6. Implementation Tips Routing Use a React Router or similar (if on React) with public vs. private routes. Private routes check if user is authenticated; otherwise, redirect to /login. State Management Consider using Redux, Zustand, or Context API for user data, subscription status, token data, etc. Data Fetching For real-time token scanning, you might poll an API or use webhooks/Socket.io. Cache results to avoid excessive re-fetching. Styling TailwindCSS or a custom SCSS approach both work. Tailwind is faster for rapid dev but ensure consistent naming. Deployment Plan for environment variables (API keys, etc.). Keep an eye on CORS if your front-end calls a separate back-end service.