As a developer, I want to refactor the files structure for our application's layouts to support different headers and footers based on the page or user state, so that we can provide a more tailored user experience across different sections of our application.
Currently, our application utilizes a single layout structure that includes a common header and footer for all pages. This setup limits our ability to customize the navigation links and the overall appearance of headers and footers based on the user's authentication state or the specific needs of different pages.
To enhance our application's flexibility and user experience, we need to refactor our files structure with Route groups
Acceptance Criteria
The application supports multiple layout
Developers can easily select and apply different layouts to pages based on content or user state.
The application maintains a consistent user experience, with appropriate navigation links and features available based on the context of each page.
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7 months ago
User Story
As a developer, I want to refactor the files structure for our application's layouts to support different headers and footers based on the page or user state, so that we can provide a more tailored user experience across different sections of our application.
Currently, our application utilizes a single layout structure that includes a common header and footer for all pages. This setup limits our ability to customize the navigation links and the overall appearance of headers and footers based on the user's authentication state or the specific needs of different pages.
To enhance our application's flexibility and user experience, we need to refactor our files structure with Route groups
Acceptance Criteria