Create new file => src/pages/RedButtonPage.tsx

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A new design has been added to Figma for the file src/pages/RedButtonPage.tsx. The design was converted into JSX. Here is what was provided:

import React from 'react';

const ComponentName = () => {
  return (
    <div className="w-80 h-80 flex flex-col items-start bg-gray-300">
      <p className="mt-20 ml-3 text-sm text-blue-700">Header</p>
      <div className="mt-10 ml-14 w-28 h-5 bg-red-700"></div>
    </div>
  );
};

export default ComponentName;

This JSX code represents the FigML file. The top-level div represents the 'Group 1' with a width of 338px and height of 327px. Inside this div, there is a p element which represents the 'Header' text with font size 12px and color #1659a8. There is also another div representing 'Rectangle 2' with a width of 115px, height of 20px and background color #9a1616.

• @otto Here are your instructions for creating the new file:
  1. Create a new file with the name src/pages/RedButtonPage.tsx.
  2. Copy the code above into the new file.
  3. Write additional code as needed to create the complete, working component or file. Note that the code is not guaranteed to be perfect, so you may need to make some adjustments. Specifically, ONLY use valid TailwindCSS classes. For arbitrary values, convert to standard TailwindCSS classes as often as possible. Use the custom Tailwind.config color names if there is an exact match.
  4. The code above is from the design team and will likely have placeholder text. Find the places where the placeholder text will need to be replaced by the real data from the code.
  5. Be sure to create any functions or other code that is needed to make the component work.
  6. Do your best to make the code match the design as closely as possible. Bias towards using flexbox and other modern TailwindCSS features vs hardcoding widths or heights.
  7. There may be icons or images in the design. These will need to be replaced with the real icons or images.
  8. You can use the FontAwesome icon kit to add icons. Here is some example code of how to use it:

import { FontAwesomeIcon } from '@fortawesome/react-fontawesome' import { faEnvelope } from '@fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons' const element =

9. For images, the figma code will likely list the image name. This image has already been saved to the public folder. You must use that image as the source for the image tag.
10. IMPORTANT: The design team did not wire up any of the buttons or links, they assigned that critical task to you. You MUST implement the code to handle the click events.