In Part 1, we set up the basic admin UI with a landing page, a shared layout, and HTMX-enhanced navigation. In this part, we will move one step further and build a simple CRUD flow with a paginated table and an edit form. To keep the article focused on the UI flow, the examples below use mock data. The database layer can come later. The code samples are intentionally simplified. They are closer to pseudocode than production code, so the focus stays on structure and page behavior. Prepare mock data Before introducing a real database, it is useful to work with a small in-memory dataset. That makes it easier to focus on page structure, routing, and interaction patterns.…