Different from the login and the register pages, which are mostly about form and validation, the frontend of the home page is more about how to render items, how to manage app state, and how to support internationalization (i18n).
First of all, let's take a look at the UI of the home page to see what we are building in this chapter. Figure 11.4 shows a blank home page. This is how the application will look after a user logs in:
Figure 11.4: Blank home page
At the top of this page is the page header, which includes a logo, a boards menu, a search box, and a profile menu. On the boards menu, all of the boards that the user has access to will be listed. Users can use this menu to navigate among boards easily. The search box at the center of the header is for searching boards and cards globally. The main area of this page is for showing a list of boards that the user has access to, and the boards will be grouped by teams. Those personal boards that...