Week 7 Progress: UI Refinement, New Features, and QA Milestones

 

    Week 7, covering March 24–28, was marked by focused UI improvements, the launch of a new feature design, and successful quality assurance efforts. On Monday, work began with resolving design and layout issues on the “Collection Method” page. Enhancements aimed to create a clearer structure and provide better user guidance for selecting data collection options. These refinements followed established UI standards, ensuring consistency across the platform. The task was completed efficiently without any blockers.

    On Tuesday, attention shifted to the initial design phase of the “News and Reviews” section. Contributions included wireframing layout concepts and exploring aesthetic components aligned with the overall site theme. The focus was on clarity, accessibility, and an engaging visual approach. The design process flowed smoothly without any obstacles.

    Wednesday's work continued the collaborative design efforts for the “News and Reviews” section. The team improved layout responsiveness and visual hierarchy to ensure better readability and user engagement across devices. Adaptive content blocks were introduced, resulting in a more polished and functional design. No blockers were encountered.

    Thursday marked further progress on the “News and Reviews” page, as earlier feedback was incorporated and UI components were refined. The improvements maintained alignment with project branding and accessibility standards, enhancing the overall user experience. The implementation was successful and completed without any issues.

    To wrap up the week, QA testing was conducted on the franchise list feature. The review focused on verifying functionality, layout accuracy, and data integrity. Minor UI discrepancies were logged for future revision. Overall, the component passed QA checks, confirming it was ready for final integration. No blockers surfaced, making for a productive and quality-focused end to the week.


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