Responsive dashboard using html and tailwind css

Solution retrospective
I'm proud of how the entire project turned out to be fully responsive across devices, especially the product layout and filtering functionality. It was my first time using Tailwind CSS in combination with React, and I managed to build a clean and interactive UI.
Next time, I would plan the component structure more carefully from the start to avoid rewriting code when scaling the app. I would also consider adding more accessibility features like keyboard navigation and ARIA labels.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One of the main challenges was managing dynamic UI updates when filtering products. Initially, I struggled with maintaining state across components, but using React hooks like useState
and useEffect
helped solve this.
Another challenge was styling with Tailwind CSS utility classes—it was a bit overwhelming at first. However, after referring to the documentation and experimenting with different layout strategies like Flexbox and Grid, I became more comfortable using it efficiently.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would love feedback on the following areas:
- Is the component structure efficient, or could it be optimized further?
- Any suggestions on improving performance or code cleanliness?
- Best practices for improving responsiveness and accessibility?
- How could I better handle state management if the project scales (e.g., context or Zustand/Redux)?
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