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The recent updates enhance the approval polls application by modernizing the UI and improving accessibility. Key changes include a redesigned navigation bar, a card-based layout for displaying polls, and refined styles for warning and danger elements. The overall structure promotes better user engagement and responsiveness, ensuring a more pleasant experience across various devices.

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approval_polls/staticfiles/scss/custom.scss Updated $warning and $danger colors from #000000 to #aa4a44 to enhance visibility.
approval_polls/templates/base.html Reorganized navbar for better responsiveness and accessibility; simplified structure and improved login/logout logic.
approval_polls/templates/index.html Modernized layout using Bootstrap cards; improved pagination and visibility of "No polls available" alert.
approval_polls/templates/my_info.html Enhanced user profile presentation with a card layout; standardized alert messages and pagination.
approval_polls/templates/my_polls.html Updated layout to card-based design; improved pagination for better accessibility.
approval_polls/templates/results.html Streamlined results display; improved structure, accessibility features, and styling of votes and progress bars.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Navbar
    participant Polls
    participant Results

    User->>Navbar: Clicks on Polls
    Navbar->>Polls: Displays list of polls
    User->>Polls: Selects a poll
    Polls->>Results: Displays poll results
    User->>Navbar: Logs out
    Navbar->>User: Redirects to login page
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In a garden of polls, bright and fair,
With colors of warning and danger to share.
Cards stand tall, a welcoming sight,
For bunnies and friends, all day and night!
Hops of joy in the UI's embrace,
Let's celebrate this whimsical space! 🌼


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@fsargent fsargent changed the title Improve formatting to be consistent with bootstrap 5 Retheme to Bootstrap Jul 23, 2024
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3b22b21 and 9591084.

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  • approval_polls/staticfiles/scss/custom.scss (1 hunks)
  • approval_polls/templates/base.html (1 hunks)
  • approval_polls/templates/index.html (1 hunks)
  • approval_polls/templates/my_info.html (1 hunks)
  • approval_polls/templates/my_polls.html (1 hunks)
  • approval_polls/templates/results.html (1 hunks)
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approval_polls/templates/results.html (6)

4-4: Good use of Bootstrap container class.

The change enhances layout consistency and aligns with Bootstrap's grid system best practices.


5-5: Improved heading structure.

Rendering the main poll question as an <h1> element enhances its prominence and readability.


6-10: Enhanced information hierarchy.

Rendering the total ballots information within an <h2> element with a muted style provides a clearer hierarchy and improves readability.


14-23: Improved choice presentation.

Presenting each choice within a <div> with a margin class and wrapping the choice text in an <h3> element improves visual separation and accessibility.


24-31: Refined progress bar implementation.

The refined progress bar implementation with conditional classes and accessibility attributes enhances usability for assistive technologies and improves visual feedback.


35-40: Improved navigation button styling.

Styling the back navigation button as a Bootstrap button improves its visibility and user interaction.

approval_polls/templates/index.html (6)

3-3: Good use of Bootstrap container class.

Introducing the outer container enhances the layout and responsiveness of the page, aligning with Bootstrap's best practices.


5-5: Improved heading structure.

Updating the heading for the latest polls from an <h2> to an <h1> tag reflects its importance and improves the visual hierarchy.


9-19: Enhanced poll presentation.

Presenting each poll within a Bootstrap card enhances the visual hierarchy and user engagement.


22-46: Improved pagination controls.

Revamping the pagination controls using Bootstrap's pagination classes improves accessibility, usability, and visual consistency.


48-49: Improved visibility for no polls message.

Updating the "No polls available" message to use a Bootstrap alert enhances visibility and user experience.


53-59: Enhanced call-to-action styling.

Styling the button for creating a new poll as a Bootstrap button and placing it within a centered layout improves its prominence and user interaction.

approval_polls/templates/my_polls.html (6)

4-4: Flexibility for custom CSS.

Adding the block for additional CSS enhances flexibility for custom styling.


5-7: Flexibility for custom JavaScript.

Adding the block for additional JavaScript enhances flexibility for custom scripts.


9-9: Good use of Bootstrap container class.

Introducing the outer container enhances the layout and responsiveness of the page, aligning with Bootstrap's best practices.


10-10: Improved heading structure.

Updating the header from an <h3> to an <h1> tag enhances its prominence and improves the visual hierarchy.


15-32: Enhanced poll presentation.

Presenting each poll within a Bootstrap card enhances the visual hierarchy and user engagement.


35-59: Improved pagination system.

Refining the pagination system using Bootstrap's pagination component improves accessibility, usability, and visual consistency.

approval_polls/templates/my_info.html (8)

2-4: LGTM!

The changes for loading static files and defining extra CSS and JavaScript blocks are correct.


8-11: LGTM!

The changes for defining the main container and a card for user profile information using Bootstrap classes are correct.


12-42: LGTM!

The changes for displaying user profile information in a definition list format using Bootstrap classes are correct.


43-48: LGTM!

The changes for adding a link to change the password and commenting out links for changing the username and managing subscriptions are correct.


52-67: LGTM!

The changes for displaying the user's polls in a card format using Bootstrap classes are correct.


68-92: LGTM!

The changes for adding pagination controls for the polls list using Bootstrap's pagination component are correct.


93-95: LGTM!

The changes for adding an alert for when no polls are available using Bootstrap's alert classes are correct.


96-97: LGTM!

The changes for adding a hidden CSRF token input follow best practices for Django templates.

approval_polls/templates/base.html (7)

55-67: LGTM!

The changes for updating the navigation bar structure and classes using Bootstrap are correct.


68-94: LGTM!

The changes for updating the navigation bar links and login/logout logic using Bootstrap classes and Django template tags are correct.


96-99: LGTM!

The changes for encapsulating the main content area within a <main> tag follow best practices for semantic HTML.


100-121: LGTM!

The changes for updating the footer layout and content using Bootstrap classes are correct.


122-123: LGTM!

The changes for adding a placeholder for additional scripts follow best practices for Django templates.


Line range hint 2-4: LGTM!

The changes for defining the document type and loading static files follow best practices for HTML and Django templates.


55-67: LGTM!

The changes for updating the navigation bar structure and classes using Bootstrap are correct.

@fsargent fsargent force-pushed the 07-23-improve_formatting_to_be_consistent_with_bootstrap_5 branch from 9591084 to 4b4bf5f Compare July 23, 2024 23:32
@fsargent fsargent force-pushed the 07-23-improve_formatting_to_be_consistent_with_bootstrap_5 branch from 4b4bf5f to 5519085 Compare July 23, 2024 23:35
@fsargent fsargent merged commit ab23a95 into main Jul 24, 2024
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