Dictionary Entries Page Documentation

Overview

The Dictionary Entries page provides a user interface for managing dictionary entries. It includes functionalities for adding, searching, filtering, paginating, and displaying entries in a table format.

Page Layout

Header

• Title: "Dictionary Entries"
• Action Buttons:
  • Add Entry
  • Search
  • Filter

Table

• Columns: Category, Entry Name, Code, Status, Description
• Functionalities: Pagination, Sorting

Functionalities

Add Entry

• Button: Add Entry
• Form Fields:
  • Category: Dropdown or Input
  • Entry Name: Text
  • Code: Text
  • Status: Boolean or Dropdown
  • Description: Text Area
• Actions:
  • Submit: Save the new entry
  • Cancel: Return to the main page without saving

Search

• Search Field: Input box to search entries by Entry Name or Code.
• Action: Automatically filters the table results as the user types.

Filter

• Filter Options:
  • Category: Dropdown with options
  • Status: Dropdown or Checkbox
• Action: Refine the table results based on selected filters.

Pagination

• Controls:
  • Previous Page
  • Next Page
  • Page Numbers
• Options:
  • Number of entries per page (e.g., 10, 20, 50)
• Action: Navigates through pages of entries.

Table

• Columns:
  • Category: Displays the category of the entry.
  • Entry Name: Displays the name of the entry.
  • Code: Displays the code associated with the entry.
  • Status: Indicates if the entry is active or inactive.
  • Description: Shows a brief description of the entry.
• Features:
  • Sorting: Allows sorting by column headers.
  • Pagination: Shows entries in pages based on user-selected options.
  • Search Integration: Updates results based on search and filter criteria.

User Roles and Permissions

• Admin: Full access to add, edit, delete, and view all entries.
• Editor: Can add and edit entries but cannot delete.
• Viewer: Can view entries but cannot add, edit, or delete.

Design Considerations

• Responsive Design: Ensure the page is usable across various devices, including mobile and tablet. Use responsive design principles to adjust the layout for different screen sizes.
• Accessibility: Adhere to accessibility standards to support users with disabilities. This includes ensuring sufficient contrast ratios, keyboard navigability, and screen reader compatibility.