After implementing the login page based on the Figma design, the next step is to ensure that the implementation follows best practices in terms of structure and maintainability. The login page should be scalable and easy to maintain.
Refactor the login page code to ensure a clean and modular structure.
Follow component-based architecture: break the login form into smaller reusable components (e.g., input field, button, error message components).
Ensure separation of concerns:
Keep form validation logic separate from the UI (move to a dedicated utility or service).
Place API calls (login requests) in a separate service or hook.
Ensure proper error handling and feedback display (e.g., error messages for invalid credentials).
Apply consistent naming conventions and coding standards (e.g., camelCase for JavaScript, kebab-case for CSS classes).
Add necessary comments and documentation for better readability and understanding.
Test the refactored login page to ensure all functionalities work as expected after the restructuring.
After implementing the login page based on the Figma design, the next step is to ensure that the implementation follows best practices in terms of structure and maintainability. The login page should be scalable and easy to maintain.
Refactor the login page code to ensure a clean and modular structure. Follow component-based architecture: break the login form into smaller reusable components (e.g., input field, button, error message components). Ensure separation of concerns: Keep form validation logic separate from the UI (move to a dedicated utility or service). Place API calls (login requests) in a separate service or hook. Ensure proper error handling and feedback display (e.g., error messages for invalid credentials). Apply consistent naming conventions and coding standards (e.g., camelCase for JavaScript, kebab-case for CSS classes). Add necessary comments and documentation for better readability and understanding. Test the refactored login page to ensure all functionalities work as expected after the restructuring.