Description: Implement an Easter Egg feature on the tags page. When the user presses a specific predefined tag, it will trigger a hidden functionality that redirects them to a specified hyperlink. This feature adds an element of surprise and engagement for users interacting with the tags page.
Requisites:
Stage 1:
• Frontend:
• Identify the tag to trigger the Easter Egg.
• Add a hidden action to the predefined tag that activates the Easter Egg upon being pressed.
• Ensure the hyperlink opens in a new tab or navigates smoothly based on project requirements.
• Backend:
• No backend interaction is required unless the Easter Egg depends on dynamic data or user-specific conditions.
• Integration:
• Ensure that the Easter Egg functionality integrates seamlessly with the existing tags page without disrupting the current tag selection or navigation.
• Test that the hyperlink redirects correctly and reliably when triggered.
Prerequisites:
• The tags page with tag interaction functionality must already be implemented.
• Resources:
• Figma Design for the Tags Page
• Repository
• Predefined hyperlink for the Easter Egg
Roles and Responsibilities:
• Managers: Confirm the Easter Egg’s design, functionality, and purpose align with the project’s goals and audience expectations.
• Team Leaders: Guide the developers on where and how to integrate the Easter Egg without interfering with other features.
• Developers:
• Implement the Easter Egg trigger on the selected tag.
• Add the hyperlink and ensure proper navigation or redirection.
• Test the feature thoroughly to confirm that it works consistently across different scenarios.
Acceptance Criteria:
• The predefined tag triggers the Easter Egg functionality when clicked.
• The hyperlink redirects the user to the specified destination correctly.
• The Easter Egg does not interfere with the normal functionality of the tags page.
• The feature is unobtrusive and visually aligned with the existing design on the tags page.
• Thorough testing confirms the Easter Egg works across devices and browsers.
Description: Implement an Easter Egg feature on the tags page. When the user presses a specific predefined tag, it will trigger a hidden functionality that redirects them to a specified hyperlink. This feature adds an element of surprise and engagement for users interacting with the tags page.
Requisites: Stage 1: • Frontend: • Identify the tag to trigger the Easter Egg. • Add a hidden action to the predefined tag that activates the Easter Egg upon being pressed. • Ensure the hyperlink opens in a new tab or navigates smoothly based on project requirements. • Backend: • No backend interaction is required unless the Easter Egg depends on dynamic data or user-specific conditions. • Integration: • Ensure that the Easter Egg functionality integrates seamlessly with the existing tags page without disrupting the current tag selection or navigation. • Test that the hyperlink redirects correctly and reliably when triggered.
Prerequisites: • The tags page with tag interaction functionality must already be implemented. • Resources: • Figma Design for the Tags Page • Repository • Predefined hyperlink for the Easter Egg
Roles and Responsibilities: • Managers: Confirm the Easter Egg’s design, functionality, and purpose align with the project’s goals and audience expectations. • Team Leaders: Guide the developers on where and how to integrate the Easter Egg without interfering with other features. • Developers: • Implement the Easter Egg trigger on the selected tag. • Add the hyperlink and ensure proper navigation or redirection. • Test the feature thoroughly to confirm that it works consistently across different scenarios.
Acceptance Criteria: • The predefined tag triggers the Easter Egg functionality when clicked. • The hyperlink redirects the user to the specified destination correctly. • The Easter Egg does not interfere with the normal functionality of the tags page. • The feature is unobtrusive and visually aligned with the existing design on the tags page. • Thorough testing confirms the Easter Egg works across devices and browsers.