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Paint the list page and Manage list page with app colors and global styling.
The search and create inputs need some touching up to remove default styling.
There are two redirects that do not make sense and need to be updated. One is after sign in the user stays on the landing page which then they must navigate by clicking the 'show me the lists' button. The other is when a user deletes a list they are pushed to the manage list url. Ideally they would remain on the lists page.
The imports section of the code changes from page to page. This would look cleaner if each of the files had similar locations for react specific imports, followed by app function or prop imports, and lastly the css import. In addition some of the imports from a specific directory does not use the index.js declarations of 'export * from ....".
Go through each file and apply this structure update.
Acceptance criteria
Ensure the list page and Manage list page adhere to app colors and global styling.
Refine search and create inputs by eliminating default styling and paint with app colors.
Update redirects post sign-in and delete list to navigate users to the lists page instead of the landing page or keep users on the lists page after deleting a list
standardize import structure across files for React, app functions/props, and CSS, ensuring index.js declarations are used for exports.
Summary
Paint the list page and Manage list page with app colors and global styling.
The search and create inputs need some touching up to remove default styling.
There are two redirects that do not make sense and need to be updated. One is after sign in the user stays on the landing page which then they must navigate by clicking the 'show me the lists' button. The other is when a user deletes a list they are pushed to the manage list url. Ideally they would remain on the lists page.
The imports section of the code changes from page to page. This would look cleaner if each of the files had similar locations for react specific imports, followed by app function or prop imports, and lastly the css import. In addition some of the imports from a specific directory does not use the index.js declarations of 'export * from ....".
Go through each file and apply this structure update.
Acceptance criteria
Notes
Sub-issue of #14
Related to #84
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