Next.js / React Components & Pages List

To build the SEAMS app using the Next.js framework, we'll need to define the React components or pages that are essential for the app's functionality.

Below is a structured approach to mapping out these components, along with the order of development, summaries, their utility, and additional notes on dependencies and technologies. This approach ensures a coherent structure and user experience.

React Components & Pages List

1. Dashboard Page (Start Here)

• Summary: Central hub displaying an overview of user activities and project statuses.

• Utility: Provides quick insights and access to recent activities, tasks, and projects.

• Notes: Requires integration with backend APIs for fetching real-time data.

2. Projects Page

• Components: AllProjects, MyProjects, CreateProject, ArchivedProjects

• Summary: Page to manage and view all project-related activities and archives.

• Utility: Users can view, initiate, or review past projects.

• Notes: Connect to a project management API; use modals for creating and editing projects.

3. Tasks Page

• Components: TasksOverview, MyTasks, AddTask

• Summary: Manages all tasks across projects with details about specific assignments to the user.

• Utility: Central place for task management and assignment.

• Notes: Critical for task CRUD operations; ensure responsiveness in task updates.

4. Calendar Page

• Components: ProjectCalendar, MeetingScheduler, PersonalCalendar

• Summary: Integrates all scheduling features including project deadlines and personal events.

• Utility: Helps in time management and meeting scheduling.

• Notes: Integrate with a third-party calendar service like Google Calendar API.

5. Collaboration Page

• Components: FileSharing, Discussions, Messaging

• Summary: Supports all aspects of project collaboration including file sharing and communications.

• Utility: Facilitates effective communication and document management.

• Notes: Requires WebSocket for real-time messaging and cloud storage for file management.

6. Tokens Page

• Components: TokenWallet, RRAYMarket, TokenRewards, StakeTokens

• Summary: Manages all aspects of token transactions, staking, and rewards within the app.

• Utility: Integrates blockchain-based token economy into the app.

• Notes: Implement Wallet Connect for cryptocurrency transactions; consider security implications.

7. Reporting Page

• Components: ProjectReports, TaskAnalytics, FinancialOverview

• Summary: Provides detailed reports and analytics on projects, tasks, and finances.

• Utility: Essential for tracking performance and financial health.

• Notes: Data visualization using tools like Chart.js or D3.js.

8. Resources Page

• Components: ResourceManager, ResourceDirectory, ResourceBooking

• Summary: Manages and allocates project resources.

• Utility: Ensures optimal resource utilization.

• Notes: Dynamic updates and interactivity will be key.

9. Finance Page

• Components: BudgetTracker, ExpenseManager, FinancialReports

• Summary: Manages all financial aspects of projects.

• Utility: Critical for budget tracking and expense management.

• Notes: Security in financial transactions is paramount.

10. User Management Page

• Components: ProfileSettings, TeamDirectory, InviteNewUsers

• Summary: Manages user profiles and team interactions.

• Utility: Facilitates user and access management.

• Notes: Integrate with authentication services like Auth0 or Firebase.

11. Settings Page

• Components: GeneralSettings, SecuritySettings, IntegrationSettings

• Summary: Allows users to configure app settings.

• Utility: Customizes user experience and enhances security.

• Notes: Ensure robust security practices.

12. Help & Support Page

• Components: Documentation, SupportCenter, CommunityForums

• Summary: Provides user support and documentation.

• Utility: Assists users in navigating and utilizing the app effectively.

• Notes: Regular updates and active community management.

Design and UX/UI Notes:

• Consistency: Maintain consistent design patterns across all components for a unified look and feel.

• Accessibility: Ensure the app is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.

• Responsive Design: The app should be fully responsive, working well on both mobile and desktop.

• User-Centric Design: Design with the user in mind, ensuring that the user experience is intuitive and the user interface is clean and minimalistic.

This structured plan will help guide the development process, ensuring all necessary functionalities are covered and the app is robust and user-friendly.