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Implemented Features
This document provides a comprehensive overview of the features implemented in the Family Shapes application, including their functionality, implementation details, and usage guidelines.
Get Started Page
The Get Started page provides a unified onboarding experience for all user types, directing them to the appropriate workflows based on their role and needs.
Key Components
- Role Selection: Options for families, donors, and organizations
- Interactive Cards: Visual representation of different user journeys
- Quick Access: Direct links to signup, waitlist, and information
- Responsive Design: Optimized for all device sizes
Implementation Details
The Get Started page uses a component-based architecture with:
- Role-based routing to appropriate onboarding flows
- Analytics tracking for conversion optimization
- A/B testing capability for different layouts
- Localization support for multiple languages
Usage Guidelines
The Get Started page serves as the main entry point for new users and should:
- Clearly communicate the value proposition for each user type
- Minimize friction in the onboarding process
- Collect only essential information at each step
- Provide clear next steps for each user journey
Organization Features
The Organization Management system allows for the creation and management of different organization types with role-based access control.
Key Components
- Organization Creation: Setup wizard for new organizations
- Member Management: Invite, remove, and manage permissions
- Role-based Access: Owner, Admin, Editor, and Viewer roles
- Custom Branding: Logo, colors, and subdomain customization
- Analytics Dashboard: Usage metrics and activity tracking
Implementation Details
The Organization Management system is implemented with:
- Multi-tenant architecture with data isolation
- Role-based permission system using Supabase RLS
- Custom subdomain routing with Netlify redirects
- Secure invitation system with email verification
Usage Guidelines
Organizations should be configured with:
- Clear ownership and admin roles
- Appropriate permission levels for different team members
- Consistent branding elements
- Regular review of member access and permissions
Contact Form Implementation
The Contact Form provides a secure and reliable way for users to communicate with the Family Shapes team.
Key Components
- Form Fields: Name, email, subject, and message
- Validation: Client and server-side validation
- CAPTCHA: Protection against spam submissions
- Email Notifications: Automated notifications to support team
- Confirmation: User feedback and confirmation messages
Implementation Details
The Contact Form is implemented using:
- React Hook Form for form state management
- Zod for validation schema definition
- Resend API for reliable email delivery
- Supabase Edge Functions for serverless processing
- Database storage of submissions for tracking
typescript
// Example of contact form submission handler
export const submitContactForm = async (formData: ContactFormData) => {
// Validate form data
const validatedData = contactFormSchema.parse(formData);
// Store in database
const { data, error } = await supabase
.from('contact_submissions')
.insert(validatedData);
if (error) throw new Error(error.message);
// Send email notification
await fetch('/api/send-contact-email', {
method: 'POST',
headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
body: JSON.stringify(validatedData),
});
return data;
};Usage Guidelines
The Contact Form should be:
- Easily accessible from multiple points in the application
- Clear about what information is being collected
- Transparent about response times
- Integrated with support ticket system for tracking
Donor Portal
The Donor Portal provides a dedicated interface for donors to manage their profiles, privacy settings, and communications with recipient families.
Key Components
- Self-Service Onboarding: Streamlined signup process
- Profile Management: Comprehensive profile editing
- Privacy Controls: Granular privacy settings
- Health Information: Medical history tracking
- Communication Center: Secure messaging with recipients
- Update Reminders: Periodic reminders for profile updates
Implementation Details
The Donor Portal is implemented with:
- Dedicated authentication flow for donors
- Secure storage of sensitive health information
- Privacy-first design with explicit consent management
- Automated reminder system using scheduled functions
- Anonymized communication channels
Usage Guidelines
The Donor Portal should be used to:
- Maintain accurate donor information
- Respect donor privacy preferences
- Facilitate appropriate communication between donors and recipients
- Collect health updates at appropriate intervals
Enhanced Tenant Management
The Enhanced Tenant Management system provides advanced capabilities for managing multiple organizations within the platform.
Key Components
- Organization Hierarchy: Parent-child relationships between organizations
- Cross-Organization Access: Managed access across related organizations
- Resource Sharing: Controlled sharing of resources between organizations
- Consolidated Reporting: Unified reporting across organization groups
- Centralized Configuration: Shared settings for organization groups
Implementation Details
The Enhanced Tenant Management system is implemented with:
- Hierarchical data model for organization relationships
- Cross-organization permission system
- Resource sharing with granular access controls
- Consolidated query capabilities for reporting
- Inheritance patterns for configuration settings
Usage Guidelines
The Enhanced Tenant Management system should be used to:
- Create logical groupings of related organizations
- Streamline access management across organization groups
- Enable appropriate resource sharing while maintaining security
- Provide consolidated insights across organization groups
Context Switching and Onboarding
The Context Switching feature allows users to seamlessly navigate between different roles and organizations within the platform.
Key Components
- Role Selector: UI for switching between different roles
- Organization Switcher: Dropdown for changing active organization
- Persistent Context: Remembering user's last context
- Role-specific UI: Adapting the interface based on active role
- Guided Transitions: Assistance when switching contexts
Implementation Details
The Context Switching feature is implemented with:
- Global context state management
- URL-based context persistence
- Role-based component rendering
- Transition animations for context changes
- Local storage for remembering user preferences
typescript
// Example of context switching hook
export const useContextSwitching = () => {
const [activeContext, setActiveContext] = useState<UserContext>(null);
const { user } = useAuth();
// Load available contexts
const { data: contexts } = useQuery(['contexts', user?.id],
() => fetchUserContexts(user?.id));
// Switch context
const switchContext = async (contextId: string) => {
// Update in database
await updateActiveContext(user?.id, contextId);
// Update local state
const newContext = contexts.find(c => c.id === contextId);
setActiveContext(newContext);
// Update URL
navigate(`/${newContext.type}/${newContext.id}/dashboard`);
};
return { activeContext, availableContexts: contexts, switchContext };
};Usage Guidelines
The Context Switching feature should:
- Provide clear indication of the current active context
- Make switching between contexts intuitive and efficient
- Preserve appropriate state when switching contexts
- Guide users through context-specific workflows
Conclusion
The features documented in this guide represent the core functionality of the Family Shapes application. Each feature has been designed and implemented with a focus on usability, security, and performance to provide the best possible experience for all user types.
For information on upcoming features and enhancements, please refer to the Roadmap document.