What is the issue?
A Notifications Interface is needed to display alerts for users, vendors, and administrators regarding important events, such as new messages, listing updates, and administrative actions. This interface should provide an organized view of notifications and allow users to manage or dismiss alerts as needed.
When does it occur?
Notifications are triggered by various actions within the application, such as new messages, listing approvals, and user interactions.
What part of the system does it affect?
This affects the user, vendor, and administrative dashboards, notification management, and backend logic for handling notification triggers and delivery.
Expected Behavior:
Users, vendors, and administrators should receive notifications relevant to their role, view them in a dedicated Notifications Interface, and have options to mark notifications as read or dismiss them.
Actual Behavior:
Currently, there may be no structured notifications interface, leading to potential missed alerts or user disengagement.
Steps to Reproduce
Perform an action that should trigger a notification (e.g., send a message, update a listing).
Access the Notifications Interface from the dashboard.
Attempt to view, manage, and dismiss notifications.
Possible Solution
Develop a Notifications Interface with a structured layout to display notifications by type and priority. Allow users to mark notifications as read, dismiss individual alerts, or clear all notifications. Ensure notifications are delivered in real-time with visual indicators for unread messages.
Issue Title
Notifications Interface
Detailed Description
What is the issue? A Notifications Interface is needed to display alerts for users, vendors, and administrators regarding important events, such as new messages, listing updates, and administrative actions. This interface should provide an organized view of notifications and allow users to manage or dismiss alerts as needed.
When does it occur? Notifications are triggered by various actions within the application, such as new messages, listing approvals, and user interactions.
What part of the system does it affect? This affects the user, vendor, and administrative dashboards, notification management, and backend logic for handling notification triggers and delivery.
Expected Behavior: Users, vendors, and administrators should receive notifications relevant to their role, view them in a dedicated Notifications Interface, and have options to mark notifications as read or dismiss them.
Actual Behavior: Currently, there may be no structured notifications interface, leading to potential missed alerts or user disengagement.
Steps to Reproduce
Possible Solution
Develop a Notifications Interface with a structured layout to display notifications by type and priority. Allow users to mark notifications as read, dismiss individual alerts, or clear all notifications. Ensure notifications are delivered in real-time with visual indicators for unread messages.