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I'm going to be doing a rebuild of the American Psychological Association's online dictionary. It's freely available to the public, and subsequently there's not a lot of CRUD functionality to play with -- however, I can always add it in/switch to an Authorized view mode. The main components are going to be:
A Header (which may contain hard-coded elements),
A Side Nav (with List Items)
A Main Display Area: An Array of Letters (displayed), a line stating the number of entrees in the dictionary (which I could make dynamic in respect to the CRUD functionality I can add later) a "Word of the Day" feature/hero.
ContentBodyComponent should be in charge of displaying content in the main section.
A Footer.
Seaparate letters and terms into a Terms service.
Explore linking the Word of the Day section to its corresponding term in the dictionary -- this may be too intensive if mocking a DB is my only option to acquire terms.
Add an "Authorized User View" with CRUD functionality for the word of the day, list items and dictionary entries.
Make the word of the day dynamic to the current date.
button blue: #005499; banner blue: #46657f; footer grey: #ebebeb;
font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif; -- regular 400 font-family: 'Quicksand', sans-serif; -- light 300 font-family: 'Montserrat', sans-serif; -- SemiBold 600
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