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Kanban Tasks (CSS Grid, Flexbox, Sass, Redux-Toolkit, Redux-persist)

redux-toolkit, sass/scss, react
David•1,200
@David-Henery4
A solution to the Kanban task management web app challenge
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This was a tricky project, with lots of different decisions to be made, for instance the mobile version of this project, on the design, the dashboard doesn't change and keeps going horizontally, which I feel was not the best design wise. In the future I might come back to change this but for now I wanted to stick to the design as best as possible.

This was the first time I had to implement a drag and drop feature in a project and it worked well unit I had to update the status of the item, to the column name, the item was dragged to. It still works, but it seems to be more temperamental that it should be. This is something I will come back to fix in the future.

Any and all feedback on this project would be greatly appreciated, Thank You!

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