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Education — E Library Catalog

Copy-paste layout brief covering Hero / Search Section, Sidebar Filters, Results Header and Resource Cards — hand it to ChatGPT, Claude, or v0 as-is.

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Create a digital library and resource catalog page for an online education platform called "OpenShelf" that lets students browse, search, and save educational resources including e-books, research papers, video lectures, and interactive tutorials. The design should feel clean, organized, and scholarly yet modern. 1. HERO / SEARCH SECTION - Clean white section with centered layout - Headline: "Explore 12,000+ Learning Resources" - Subheadline: "E-books, research papers, video lectures, and tutorials — all in one place" - Large search bar (max-width 640px, centered): - Placeholder: "Search by title, author, topic, or ISBN..." - Search icon left, clear button right - Dropdown suggestions as you type (recent searches + popular) - Below search: quick filter chips — "Trending This Week", "New Arrivals", "Staff Picks", "Open Access" - Stats bar: "12,450 Resources" | "1,200+ Authors" | "86 Subjects" | "Free for Members" 2. SIDEBAR FILTERS (left column, 280px) - Resource Type (checkboxes): - E-Books (4,230) - Research Papers (3,890) - Video Lectures (2,100) - Interactive Tutorials (1,430) - Podcasts (800) - Subject Area (expandable list): - Computer Science (2,340) - Mathematics (1,890) - Business & Economics (1,560) - Psychology (1,230) - Engineering (980) - "Show 81 more subjects" expand link - Level: - Beginner (3,200) - Intermediate (5,100) - Advanced (4,150) - Language: English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin - Availability: Free / Premium / Open Access - Publication Year: range slider (2015–2026) - "Clear All Filters" link at bottom - Mobile: filters collapse into a "Filters" button that opens a slide-in drawer 3. RESULTS HEADER - Left: "Showing 1–24 of 12,450 results" with active filter tags (removable) - Right: View toggle (grid / list icons) + Sort dropdown: Relevance, Newest, Most Popular, Highest Rated - Below: Applied filter pills with × to remove each 4. RESOURCE CARDS (main content area, 3-column grid) - Card 1 — E-Book: - Book cover thumbnail (vertical rectangle, shadow) - Title: "Algorithms: Design and Analysis" - Author: "Dr. Sarah Mitchell" - Type badge: "E-Book" in blue (#3B82F6) - Subject: Computer Science - Rating: 4.8★ (342 ratings) - "Free" or "Premium" access badge - Action row: "Read Now" button + bookmark icon + share icon - Card 2 — Video Lecture: - Video thumbnail with play button overlay and duration "1h 24m" - Title: "Introduction to Behavioral Economics" - Instructor: "Prof. James Carter, MIT" - Type badge: "Video" in purple (#7C3AED) - Subject: Business & Economics - Rating: 4.9★ (518 ratings) - "Free" badge - Action row: "Watch Now" + bookmark + share - Card 3 — Research Paper: - Abstract preview icon (document with lines) - Title: "Neural Networks in Climate Modeling: A Comprehensive Review" - Authors: "Park, J., Williams, R., & Liu, X. (2025)" - Type badge: "Paper" in green (#059669) - Journal: "Nature Machine Intelligence" - Citations: 89 citations - "Open Access" badge - Action row: "Read Paper" + "Cite" + bookmark - Card 4 — Interactive Tutorial: - Colorful module preview thumbnail - Title: "Build a REST API with Node.js" - Creator: "LearnCraft Team" - Type badge: "Tutorial" in orange (#F97316) - Estimated time: "3 hours" | 12 modules - Rating: 4.7★ (203 ratings) - Progress bar: "45% Complete" (if user has started) - Action row: "Continue" or "Start" + bookmark - Cards: white, 12px border-radius, soft shadow, hover lift with blue border-left accent - Pagination at bottom: Previous | 1 2 3 ... 519 | Next — or infinite scroll with "Load More" 5. LIST VIEW (toggle alternative) - Compact horizontal rows with: - Small thumbnail (60×80px) - Title + author on same line - Type badge, subject, rating, availability - Quick actions: Read/Watch, Bookmark, Share - Denser information display for power users 6. READING LISTS / COLLECTIONS (right sidebar or section below) - "My Reading List" — 14 items saved - Shows 3 recent saves with cover thumbnails - "View All →" link - "Popular Collections" curated by staff: - "Machine Learning Essentials" — 28 resources — by Dr. Liu - "Startup Founder Reading List" — 15 resources — by OpenShelf Team - "Data Science with Python" — 22 resources — by Prof. Carter - Each collection: small cover mosaic, title, count, curator name 7. RECENTLY VIEWED - Horizontal scroll row of 6 small cards showing recently accessed resources - Each card: mini thumbnail, title (truncated), type icon - "Clear History" link on the right 8. FOOTER SECTION - Newsletter: "Get weekly reading recommendations" — email input + "Subscribe" button - Quick links: Browse by Subject, New Arrivals, Most Popular, Open Access, Request a Resource - Help: FAQ, Contact Librarian, Accessibility, API for Institutions - "© 2026 OpenShelf. Making knowledge accessible to everyone." Design: Clean, academic, modern. Primary: #3B82F6 (blue), secondary: #059669 (green for open access), accent: #7C3AED (purple for video content). Neutral backgrounds: white and #F8FAFC. Typography: Source Serif 4 or Merriweather for resource titles (scholarly feel), Inter for UI and body. Cards with subtle shadows and generous padding. Type-specific color coding throughout (blue=books, purple=video, green=papers, orange=tutorials). Responsive: Mobile-first. Sidebar filters become slide-in drawer with "Filters (3)" button. Grid switches to 2 columns on tablet, 1 on mobile. List view especially useful on mobile. Reading lists section moves below results. Search bar full-width on mobile with sticky behavior on scroll.

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