About this design
This JSX file provides a full single-file layout for a Trezor Suite-inspired interface. It is intentionally written using inline styles and standard React markup to keep the example compact and easy to copy into any project. The design balances simplicity and usability: a clear header explains the product, a prominent hero image (provided above) sets the tone, and the core interactions are grouped logically—connect, review, and transact.
Security-first UX is central to any hardware wallet experience. The mockup stresses explicit device interaction and visible confirmation, encouraging users to verify important actions on the physical device rather than relying on the screen alone. In production, the connect and send flows would be backed by secure transport layers, careful input validation, and hardware confirmation steps.
The layout uses responsive grid and flexbox containers so the same JSX can adapt to narrow screens. The visual language is calm—muted backgrounds, soft shadows, rounded corners, and a restrained accent color—so that the security messages remain clear and the primary actions stand out.
To expand this into a working app, developers can add state management, real wallet integration (via Trezor Connect or native transport), network fee estimation, transaction history fetching, and localization. Accessibility improvements would include ARIA attributes, keyboard focus styles, and semantic form labels to ensure a wide range of users can interact safely with their funds.
If you would like, I can convert this single-file example into a small multi-component React app (with local state, mock data, or live integration hints). I can also add light/dark theming, animated affordances, or a more compact mobile-first layout—whichever direction you prefer.