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Created on Mar 28, 2023

This example demonstrates a responsive application layout with a collapsible sidebar navigation, built using React and Tailwind CSS. The sidebar includes a logo, search input, and navigation items with icons from the Untitled UI icon library. It uses Headless UI’s `Transition` and `Dialog` components to animate a slide-in mobile menu with overlay backdrop, while desktop layout relies on conditional `clsx` classes for active states. The code shows a `Sidebar` component that accepts navigation items as props, with default items for Home, Simulations, Feedback, and Resources.

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