This document outlines the changes made in Phase 2 of the continue.html refactoring.

Building on the foundation established in Phase 1, we've further improved the component system with more sophisticated components and better organization.

1. Form Field Component (/views/components/ui/form-field.html)

   • Generic component for form inputs
   • Supports different input types (text, textarea, select)
   • Handles labels, placeholders, and validation states
   • Example usage:

     {{> components/ui/form-field 
       id="website" 
       label="Company Website" 
       type="url" 
       placeholder="https://example.com"
     }}

2. Button Component (/views/components/ui/button.html)

   • Flexible button component with multiple variants
   • Supports different sizes, styles, and states
   • Example usage:

     {{> components/ui/button 
       id="submitButton" 
       type="submit" 
       variant="primary" 
       text="Save Information"
     }}

3. Section Component (/views/components/ui/section.html)

   • Wrapper for section cards with consistent styling
   • Handles headers, content, and footers
   • Example usage:

     {{> components/ui/section 
       icon="👤" 
       title="Account Information"
       content='{{> components/ui/account-info ...}}'
     }}

1. Image Item Component (/views/components/uploadcare/image-item.html)

   • Represents a single image in the gallery
   • Includes preview, metadata, and action buttons

2. Image Count Component (/views/components/uploadcare/image-count.html)

   • Displays the number of images with proper pluralization

1. Enhanced Gallery Renderer
   • More modular approach to rendering images
   • Better separation of concerns
   • Improved error handling
   • JSDoc comments for better documentation

The continue-template.html has been updated to use these new components, resulting in:

• Cleaner, more readable template
• Better component composition
• More consistent styling
• Easier maintenance

1. Improved Reusability: Components like form-field and button can be used throughout the application
2. Better Abstraction: Higher-level components hide implementation details
3. Enhanced Maintainability: Smaller, focused components are easier to update
4. Consistent UI: Standardized components ensure consistent styling
5. Reduced Duplication: Common patterns are extracted into reusable components
6. Better Documentation: JSDoc comments and clear parameter definitions

<section class="section-card">
  <div class="section-header">
    <span class="section-icon">🏢</span>
    <h3 class="section-title">Company Information</h3>
  </div>
  
  <div class="grid grid-cols-1 md:grid-cols-2 gap-6">
    <div>
      <label for="website" class="block text-sm font-medium text-gray-700 mb-1">
        Company Website
      </label>
      <input type="url" id="website" name="website" class="form-input" placeholder="https://example.com">
    </div>
    <!-- More form fields... -->
  </div>
</section>

{{> components/ui/section 
  icon="🏢" 
  title="Company Information"
  content='{{> components/forms/company-info-form}}'
}}

Where company-info-form.html contains:

<div class="grid grid-cols-1 md:grid-cols-2 gap-6">
  {{> components/ui/form-field 
    id="website" 
    label="Company Website" 
    type="url" 
    placeholder="https://example.com"
  }}
  <!-- More form fields... -->
</div>

For Phase 3, we would:

1. Apply the component system to the landing page
2. Create more specialized components for specific use cases
3. Implement client-side validation using the component system
4. Add more sophisticated interactions between components
5. Create a component library documentation page