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I need to create the reference.html file for the products/doc's directory under the internet's domain. The file should follow the same design pattern and structure as the existing files like docs.html, architecture.html, and other reference-type pages. Let me start by analyzing the common structure and design elements of these files to ensure consistency in the new reference.html file I will create.

First, I identify the shared structure:

1. A Hero section with a header, a gradient background, and a navigation link.
2. Content sections separated into logical parts relevant to the documentation theme, e.g., overview, tutorials, API reference, etc.
3. Design elements like cards, code blocks, gradients, and interactive components (e.g., accordions).
4. Proper use of Tailwind classes for spacing, flexbox, grid, etc.
5. Inclusion of the Tailwind CDN script for styling.

Now, for a reference.html page, it is logical to assume that it serves as a technical reference for a product's API, functions, classes, modules, etc. Therefore, common elements might include:

- An overview section that introduces what this reference covers.
- Sections for functions, modules, classes, etc., possibly using accordion or collapsible sections for each.
- Each entry in the reference would have a name, description, parameters, return values, exceptions, usage examples, and code snippets.
- Navigation links to related areas such as "Getting Started," "API Docs," or "Videos."

I'll proceed to define a structure for the reference.html that mirrors the style and layout of the given files while fulfilling the purpose of a reference document. I'm also including a Hero section with the correct styling, sections for different types of reference content, and interactive components where appropriate.

I'll now create the reference.html file for the specified URL with these ideas in mind, implementing a modern, clean, and interactive design suitable for a product's documentation reference section.
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