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Just Between Us
This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. What I Built I created a simple web app called JustBetweenUs that allows users to post anonymous messages. All messages are shared with the public, allowing anyone to read and interact with them. It’s a fun and secure way to share thoughts or confessions without revealing your identity. Demo Live Demo: JustBetweenUs Repository: GitHub KendoReact Experience For this project, I integrated several KendoReact components to improve both functionality and UI/UX. Below is a list of the components I used: AppBar: Used for the top Navbar for navigation. Switch: Allows users to toggle between Light and Dark modes for a personalized experience. Button: Used for various actions, including switching between pages and submitting or canceling forms. Typography: To display text in a clean and readable way. TextArea & TextBox: For users to input their anonymous messages. Dialog: Used to display information or alerts to the users. Notification: Provides feedback, displaying success or failure states based on user actions. Fade Animation: Adds a subtle visual effect to transitions for a smoother user experience. Loader: Indicates when a background action is taking place (e.g., message submission). GridLayout & GridLayoutItem: Helps to display messages in an organized, card-like layout. Cards: Each message is displayed within a card, making it easy to browse through the shared content.
This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge.
What I Built
I created a simple web app called JustBetweenUs that allows users to post anonymous messages. All messages are shared with the public, allowing anyone to read and interact with them. It’s a fun and secure way to share thoughts or confessions without revealing your identity.
Demo
- Live Demo: JustBetweenUs
- Repository: GitHub
KendoReact Experience
For this project, I integrated several KendoReact components to improve both functionality and UI/UX. Below is a list of the components I used:
- AppBar: Used for the top Navbar for navigation.
- Switch: Allows users to toggle between Light and Dark modes for a personalized experience.
- Button: Used for various actions, including switching between pages and submitting or canceling forms.
- Typography: To display text in a clean and readable way.
- TextArea & TextBox: For users to input their anonymous messages.
- Dialog: Used to display information or alerts to the users.
- Notification: Provides feedback, displaying success or failure states based on user actions.
- Fade Animation: Adds a subtle visual effect to transitions for a smoother user experience.
- Loader: Indicates when a background action is taking place (e.g., message submission).
- GridLayout & GridLayoutItem: Helps to display messages in an organized, card-like layout.
- Cards: Each message is displayed within a card, making it easy to browse through the shared content.
