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Bulk edit review table

A light product table: three rows are ticked, a bar appears, 10% is applied and the new prices replace the old ones.

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Overview

A bulk-edit screen. Three checkboxes tick one after another, a dark action bar slides up, Apply is pressed, old prices are struck through and green new prices appear with a success chip. Topic inspired by OpenDesign’s public dashboard prompt list; this prompt and design are written from scratch.

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  1. 1

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    The AI builds the table, the action bar and the chip.

    Prompt
    Build a single-file HTML bulk edit review screen, 1280x720, pale background #f4f6fb, ink #1b2540, accent blue #4f7cff, success green #12875a. System fonts, no libraries.
    Header: H1 "Bulk edit" and a muted line "Select products, change a field once, review before you apply".
    A white rounded table (20px radius, soft shadow) with columns Product (name + SKU), Stock, Price, Group and five rows: Linen shirt $48.00, Canvas tote $29.00, Wool beanie $22.00, Leather belt $64.00, Cotton socks $12.00. Each row starts with a 22px checkbox.
    Bottom centre: a dark navy action bar (600px wide) saying "3 selected", "Price: increase by 10%" and a blue "Apply changes" button.
    Motion (8 second loop): rows rise in with a stagger. The first three checkboxes fill blue with a white tick one after another. The action bar slides up. The Apply button presses (scale .9). The three old prices get a strike-through and fade, and new prices $52.80, $31.90 and $24.20 fade in beside them in green. A green chip "3 products updated" appears top right, then everything fades and restarts.
    Respect prefers-reduced-motion. Return only the complete HTML.
  2. 2

    Check the ticks

    Three checkboxes should tick one after another.

  3. 3

    Check the prices

    Old prices should be struck through and new ones appear.

    Done when You can see it working in the browser.

  4. 4

    Make it real

    Apply the change to your products and add an undo.

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