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Some resources

• optimizing app title and description, landing page (Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) keyword)

• App Store Optimization (ASO)

• Others: share buttons, allow user-generated content, increase user engagement, use hashtags, etc

• Websites: google tag manager, google search console, google analytics

create a design for a user dashboard (progress (stats), history (previous session, new session))

• create new assets (logo/images/icons) or use the one Gabe sent

• We still likely can't use auth yet, so maybe implement from login page and have the login just go to the session select page
• Once on the session select page, after a user selects their preferences this needs to send a axios request (check out the requests in the api folder) will likely have to create some sort of request object to use
• Display a loading spinner in the button or center screen
• Once loaded the questions display them in the card component

• User is already created
• look here for api docs https://github.com/PleaseHireMeNow/Documentation-HireMe/tree/main/API%20calls
• read README in mobile repository for info on setting up requests, the base is already configured.
• Example: create a question-requests.ts file and add the requests in backends api docs.

Make sample chart data for user progress

Clean up the user flow and code

create a setting page that will store the session selection

the setting will be one of the selection of the dropdown for pages that the user can navigate to

the dropdown show either user dashboard, setting, etc

Look into session caching for non-user and logged-user

TODO:

• Add global stylesheet
• Update tailwind config

Create dropdown component that can take in a list of dropdown items
For example the list could be like

const dropdownItems = [
  { name: 'Home', onPress: () => console.log('Home') },
  { name: 'About', onPress: () => console.log('About') },
  { name: 'Contact', onPress: () => console.log('Contact') },
  { name: 'Logout', onPress: () => console.log('Logout') },
];

This way we can specify on a per screen basis what elements we want the dropdown to have, but have the dropdown component take care of the styles, display logic, etc.

fix the created dropdown component to include relevant pages (user dashboard, setting, etc)

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