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This is just a little exercise to practice styling with Cube CSS.

This was my first time using Redux for state management(which was clearly an overkill for this small project) and I learned a lot about it. I also learned how to use Playwright for E2E testing. I was already familiar with emotion since I used it in other projects as part of Material UI.

In this project I also tried to implement a combobox control element from scratch following the WAI/ARIA guidelines. Not sure if I did it right, and I certainly will not try to reinvent the wheel next time, but it was a good learning experience.

Another thing I tried to do in this project is to follow Cube CSS methodology for styling. I had some problems figuring out how to do it with Emotion, and in the end I'm not sure if I did a good job with it, hence I'm not adding it to the list of technologies used for this project. I still tried to follow the general idea of Cube CSS to separate layout and styling.

Continued development

As it is right now, the app is completely functional, but there are some things that can be improved in the future. I use Playwright for E2E testing, but I dont have many tests yet. I also use Redux store to save Promises for fetching data, which is not what you supposed to do (and yes I know that it complains about it in the console). But it works and for this particular project it is not a big deal. I looked into using RTK Query for this, but it would be an even bigger overkill for this project and I decided to just leave it as is for now.

Also I think I will redo the styling for this project in the future, to have much more clear and consistent separation of concerns. I'm still trying to figure out how to best do it with tools like Emotion.

In this project I tried to solidify my knowledge about React and CSS. The summary page was tricky to do, but in the end I think I did it well enough.