Week 11: Starting the EDMS Frontend Development

 


This week, we began the development of the frontend for the Extension Document Management System (EDMS). After successfully setting up the necessary dependencies last week, we moved forward with designing the user interface and implementing the basic layout. We also started working on the login and register pages as they are essential for user authentication and access management. Additionally, we initiated the development of some core modules, including the training module, which I am responsible for.

During this phase, I focused on creating reusable components and structuring the pages efficiently to ensure scalability as the project grows. Working on the frontend required a good understanding of the design requirements and how they would integrate with the backend. I am looking forward to making more progress in the coming weeks as we continue to build the system.

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