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Description:
Develop the user interface (UI) of the Employee Wellness Portal using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript to provide a user-friendly and visually appealing experience.
User Stories:
"As an employee, I want an intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface to access and interact with the portal's features."
"As an employee, I want the portal to be visually appealing and engaging, making it enjoyable to use."
Acceptance Criteria:
HTML Structure:
-Semantic HTML elements are used to create a well-structured and accessible layout.
-Pages are organised logically, with clear sections for different functionalities (e.g., dashboard, workout logging, nutrition logging, challenges).
-Forms are implemented for user input, following best practices for accessibility and usability.
CSS Styling:
-A visually appealing design is implemented.
-Responsive design is used to ensure the UI adapts to different screen sizes and devices (optional).
-Typography is clear and easy to read, with appropriate font choices and sizes.
-Colour scheme is chosen for visual appeal and accessibility.
JavaScript Interactions:
-Form validation is implemented using vanilla JavaScript to provide immediate feedback to users.
-Dynamic updates are used to display or hide content based on user actions.
-Navigation elements are interactive and responsive.
Tasks:
UI Design:
-Create wireframes to outline the page layouts and element placement.
-Finalise the design with the team.
HTML Implementation:
-Write clean and semantic HTML code based on the approved design.
-Use appropriate HTML5 elements for forms, navigation, and interactive components.
CSS Implementation:
-Write CSS rules to style the HTML elements according to the design.
-Use CSS Grid or Flexbox for layout.
-Implement media queries for responsive design (optional).
JavaScript Implementation:
-Write vanilla JavaScript code to add interactivity to the UI elements.
-Implement form validation logic.
Testing:
-Thoroughly test the UI on different browsers and devices to ensure cross-compatibility.
-Test interactive elements and form validation for proper functionality.
Dependencies:
This ticket depends on the completion of the database creation and API integration tickets (to fetch and display data).
The UI design phase should ideally be completed before starting development.
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Description:
Develop the user interface (UI) of the Employee Wellness Portal using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript to provide a user-friendly and visually appealing experience.
User Stories:
"As an employee, I want an intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface to access and interact with the portal's features."
"As an employee, I want the portal to be visually appealing and engaging, making it enjoyable to use."
Acceptance Criteria:
-Semantic HTML elements are used to create a well-structured and accessible layout.
-Pages are organised logically, with clear sections for different functionalities (e.g., dashboard, workout logging, nutrition logging, challenges).
-Forms are implemented for user input, following best practices for accessibility and usability.
-A visually appealing design is implemented.
-Responsive design is used to ensure the UI adapts to different screen sizes and devices (optional).
-Typography is clear and easy to read, with appropriate font choices and sizes.
-Colour scheme is chosen for visual appeal and accessibility.
-Form validation is implemented using vanilla JavaScript to provide immediate feedback to users.
-Dynamic updates are used to display or hide content based on user actions.
-Navigation elements are interactive and responsive.
Tasks:
-Create wireframes to outline the page layouts and element placement.
-Finalise the design with the team.
-Write clean and semantic HTML code based on the approved design.
-Use appropriate HTML5 elements for forms, navigation, and interactive components.
-Write CSS rules to style the HTML elements according to the design.
-Use CSS Grid or Flexbox for layout.
-Implement media queries for responsive design (optional).
-Write vanilla JavaScript code to add interactivity to the UI elements.
-Implement form validation logic.
-Thoroughly test the UI on different browsers and devices to ensure cross-compatibility.
-Test interactive elements and form validation for proper functionality.
Dependencies:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: