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Understand Requirements

 Purpose: Define the objective of the dashboard. For example, is it for managing a restaurant's
orders, staff, reservations, or revenue insights?

 Features: List all the features the dashboard needs:

o Sidebar navigation

o Display of key statistics (e.g., total orders, daily revenue)

o Recent orders list

o Responsive design

o User authentication (if required)

 Stakeholders: Consult any stakeholders (e.g., restaurant managers or staff) for feedback on what
they expect from the dashboard.

2. Set Up the Project Environment

 Frameworks: You've chosen React, which is a good start. Ensure your development environment
is ready:

o Install Node.js and npm.

o Set up your project using create-react-app or Vite.

 Dependencies:

o Install TailwindCSS for styling (npm install tailwindcss).

o Install lucide-react for icons.

 Folder Structure:

o Create folders like /components, /utils, /pages, and /styles for better organization.

3. Break Down Development Tasks

Divide your project into manageable parts:

 UI/UX Design:

o Sketch the layout of the dashboard (use Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD).

o Design for responsiveness and usability.

 Components Development:

o Sidebar Navigation: Ensure it updates the active tab.


o Header: Add functionality for notifications and profile interactions.

o Cards: Display statistics with dynamic data.

o Recent Orders: Create a reusable component for order details.

 State Management:

o Use useState for simple state management initially.

o If the application grows, consider integrating Redux or React Context API.

 Data Management:

o Mock the API responses using tools like Mockaroo or create a temporary JSON file.

o Use fetch or Axios for API integration.

4. Backend Integration

 If you’re using a backend:

o Define REST APIs or GraphQL queries for fetching and updating data.

o Set up a database (e.g., PostgreSQL, MongoDB).

o Ensure authentication and secure data handling.

5. Testing

 Test the UI for responsiveness on various screen sizes.

 Check all functionalities (e.g., active tab switching, data updates).

 Write unit tests using Jest or React Testing Library.

6. Refinement

 Optimize code for readability and performance.

 Use tools like ESLint and Prettier for consistent code formatting.

 Ensure the design is polished and aligns with the requirements.

7. Deployment

 Host the application on platforms like Vercel, Netlify, or Heroku.

 Set up a domain name (if needed) and ensure SSL certification.


Tools & Resources

 Version Control: Use Git/GitHub for tracking changes and collaboration.

 Docs: TailwindCSS, React, and lucide-react documentation.

 Monitoring: Use tools like Google Analytics or Sentry for monitoring app performance.

Sample Workflow Example

1. Start with the Sidebar component:

o Ensure clicking a button updates activeTab.

2. Move to the Header:

o Add static notifications and user avatar placeholders.

3. Develop the Cards:

o Use mock data to populate the statistics.

4. Add dynamic order data to "Recent Orders".

5. Once the frontend is functional, connect it to the backend (if applicable).

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