Open Ahd-Kabeer-Hadi opened 9 months ago
@firoz3130 what's the update?
@Ahd.Kabeer Hadi can i start working on this
@nithin6x9 have you setup the repo? if then please collaborate with @firoz3130 , I think he has already done some progress by now
@Ahd-Kabeer-Hadi yeah i have the repo locally and will connect with firoz
@firoz3130 @nithin6x9 both of you can refer the SelectInput.tsx
from components/ui
for a kick start,
and please keep the acceptance Criteria in mind working on it
@Ahd-Kabeer-Hadi can i take up from here, will get it done
@itsOmSarraf, @firoz3130 has brought up a solution for now, we need to optimize the form submitting behaviour can you do that?
@firoz3130 hope you are doing it otherwise @itsOmSarraf you can take this now
I was able to achieve this much. I was not satisfied with the colors schemes here , Thats what I was trying to change these days I think it would be better for the 2nd person to take up this now.
Issue Description
In the file
app\join-waiting-list\page.tsx
, we are currently using a selectbox. However, we need to implement a more responsive solution similar to the responsive combobox from Shadcn. This requires refactoring to integrate it as a standard UI component, consistent with our existing form components and in harmony with our theme.Acceptance Criteria
Expected UI sample (sample only needs necessary changes as in AC)
Current UI
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