Added the confirmation modal to reset the planner data, redirecting to course page.

Exploring and learning the codebase at a high level. updating course items to show inaccurate courses, adding in a warning symbol for each occurance.

onboarding ticket - display ‘None’ for requirements, add option to add course as gen ed/elective to course selector

learnt redux from video, get used to codebase, changing style of some code encountered, created button to unschedule all courses, css styling of option buttons

size of tickets was good to work for onboarding. Could jump in without much setup

tickets had examples and some had visual representation which was useful

intro video to frontend was useful to understand the code base at a high level

redux crash course was useful

in-person meet up was fun!

have more tickets

have a clearer roadmap to deployment (what stuff needs to be done for deployment)

now that we’re accustomed to codebase, we can do more (and more complex) tickets

course selector

• categorise courses e.g. core courses

• add faculty

• name of major and minor in sidebar

degree wizard

• finish up on the reset planner modal

• moving year into its own step

• adding a ‘none’ option to the minor step

navbar should show all pages

term planner

fix page starting from content rather than from header sometimes

progression checker

• liquid chart accurately shows UOC

• major/minor buttons are accurate

• get rid of ‘circles is not ready for use’

list view in progression checker

draggable tabs in course selector

unplanned is a droppable container

frontend should be deployment-ready once we complete the short term goals

~ 2 weeks