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Add a new uptime monitor > Radio buttons: unselected radio buttons are hard to see #1404 #1412 #1414

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Changed the visibility of the radio buttons and made it darker.

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The pull request introduces a subtle visual enhancement to the Radio component in the React application. A new CSS style rule is added to the MUIRadio component, specifically targeting the unchecked state of radio buttons. This modification applies a box shadow effect using the theme's text color at 70% opacity when the radio button is not selected, potentially improving the visual feedback for user interactions.

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Client/src/Components/Inputs/Radio/index.jsx Added a new style rule for unchecked radio buttons, applying a box shadow with theme text color at 70% opacity

The change is minimal and focuses on a visual refinement of the radio button's unchecked state, maintaining the existing component's core functionality and structure.

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Client/src/Components/Inputs/Radio/index.jsx (1)

45-47: Yo, these radio buttons are lookin' fresh now! 👊

The implementation successfully addresses the visibility issue while maintaining the Material-UI design language. Nice work using the theme colors!

But hold up, let's make it even better!

Consider these improvements for better maintainability:

- boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.text.primary}70`, // Use theme text color for the outline
+ // Define opacity as a constant at the top of the component
+ const UNCHECKED_OPACITY = '70';
+ boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.text.primary}${UNCHECKED_OPACITY}`,

This change:

  • Makes the opacity value more maintainable
  • Removes the redundant comment
  • Keeps the code clean and professional
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1. Overview

1.1 PR Summary

  • Business value: Enhances user experience by improving the visibility of unselected radio buttons.
  • Key components modified: Radio component in the Client application.
  • Impact assessment: Minimal. The change is isolated to a single component and does not affect other parts of the system.
  • System dependencies and integration impacts: None identified. The change does not introduce new dependencies or interactions with other system components.

2. Detailed Technical Analysis

2.1 Code Logic Deep-Dive

Core Logic Changes

  • Client/src/Components/Inputs/Radio/index.jsx - MUIRadio
    • Submitted PR Code:
      <MUIRadio
        id={props.id}
        size={props.size}
        checkedIcon={<RadioChecked />}
        sx={{
          color: "transparent",
          width: 16,
          height: 16,
          boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.secondary.main}`,
          "&:not(.Mui-checked)": {
            boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.text.primary}70`, // Use theme text color for the outline
          },
          mt: theme.spacing(0.5),
        }}
      />
    • Analysis:
      • The current logic enhances the visibility of unselected radio buttons by applying a box shadow using the theme's text color at 70% opacity.
      • Edge cases and error handling: Not applicable, as this is a visual change with no functional impact.
      • Cross-component impact: None, as the change is isolated to the Radio component.
      • Business logic considerations: None, as the change is purely visual and does not affect functionality.
    • LlamaPReview Suggested Improvements:
      const UNCHECKED_OPACITY = '70';
      boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.text.primary}${UNCHECKED_OPACITY}`,
    • Improvement rationale:
      • Defining the opacity as a constant improves maintainability and readability.
      • Removing the redundant comment keeps the code clean and professional.
      • Technical benefits: Improved code maintainability and readability.
      • Business value: None, as the change is purely visual and does not affect functionality.
      • Risk assessment: Low, as the change is minimal and does not introduce new risks.

2.2 Implementation Quality

  • Code organization and structure: The change is well-structured and follows the existing component structure.
  • Design patterns usage: The use of Material-UI's MUIRadio component is consistent with the application's design system.
  • Error handling approach: Not applicable, as this is a visual change with no functional impact.
  • Resource management: Not applicable, as this is a visual change with no functional impact.

3. Critical Findings

3.1 Potential Issues
  • 🔴 Critical Issues
    • None identified. The change is straightforward and does not introduce critical issues.
  • 🟡 Warnings
    • Code maintainability: The use of a hardcoded opacity value in the CSS rule could make it harder to maintain the code in the future. To address this, consider defining the opacity as a constant at the top of the component, as suggested in the Code Logic Deep-Dive section.
    • Potential risks: While the change is minimal, it's essential to ensure that the new styling maintains accessibility and contrast for users with visual impairments. Additionally, it's crucial to test the new styling across different browsers to ensure consistent rendering.
    • Suggested improvements: Follow the suggestions provided in the Code Logic Deep-Dive section to improve code maintainability. Conduct user acceptance testing and cross-browser testing to ensure the new styling is well-received and renders correctly in all supported browsers.

4. Security Assessment

4.1 Authentication/Authorization impacts
  • None identified. The change is purely visual and does not affect authentication or authorization mechanisms.
4.2 Data handling concerns
  • None identified. The change does not involve data handling or processing.
4.3 Input validation
  • None identified. The change does not introduce new input fields or modify existing ones.
4.4 Security best practices
  • None identified. The change is purely visual and does not introduce new security risks.
4.5 Potential security risks
  • None identified. The change is minimal and does not introduce new security vulnerabilities.
4.6 Mitigation strategies
  • None identified. As the change does not introduce new security risks, no mitigation strategies are required.
4.7 Security testing requirements
  • None identified. As the change does not introduce new security risks, no additional security testing is required.

5. Testing Strategy

5.1 Test Coverage
  • Unit test analysis: Update existing unit tests for the Radio component to account for the new styling.
  • Integration test requirements: Not applicable, as the change is isolated to a single component.
  • Edge cases coverage: Conduct user acceptance testing to ensure the new styling is well-received and does not negatively impact user experience. Perform cross-browser testing to ensure the new styling renders correctly in all supported browsers.
5.2 Test Recommendations
  • Suggested Test Cases:
    // Example unit test case
    it('should render radio button with new styling', () => {
      const { getByTestId } = render(<Radio title="Test Radio" />);
      const radioButton = getByTestId('radio-button-test');
      expect(radioButton).toHaveStyle('box-shadow', 'inset 0 0 0 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.7)');
    });
  • Coverage improvements: Ensure that the updated unit tests cover the new styling and its impact on accessibility and user experience.
  • Performance testing needs: Not applicable, as the change is purely visual and does not introduce new performance implications.

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6.1 Documentation updates needed
  • API: None identified, as the change is purely visual and does not affect the API.
  • Architecture: None identified, as the change is isolated to a single component and does not affect the overall architecture.
  • Configuration: None identified, as the change does not introduce new configuration requirements.
6.2 Long-term maintenance considerations
  • Technical debt: None identified, as the change is minimal and does not introduce new technical debt.
  • Monitoring requirements: None identified, as the change does not introduce new monitoring requirements.

7. Deployment & Operations

7.1 Deployment impact and strategy
  • Deployment impact: Minimal. The change is isolated to a single component and should not affect the deployment process.
  • Key operational considerations: None identified, as the change is minimal and does not introduce new operational considerations.

8. Summary & Recommendations

8.1 Key Action Items

  1. Improve code maintainability by defining the opacity as a constant at the top of the component, as suggested in the Code Logic Deep-Dive section.
  2. Conduct user acceptance testing to ensure the new styling is well-received and does not negatively impact user experience.
  3. Perform cross-browser testing to ensure the new styling renders correctly in all supported browsers.

8.2 Future Considerations

  • Technical evolution path: None identified, as the change is minimal and does not affect the technical evolution path.
  • Business capability evolution: None identified, as the change is purely visual and does not affect business capabilities.
  • System integration impacts: None identified, as the change is isolated to a single component and does not affect system integration.

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@@ -42,6 +42,9 @@ const Radio = (props) => {
width: 16,
height: 16,
boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.secondary.main}`,
"&:not(.Mui-checked)": {
boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.text.primary}70`, // Use theme text color for the outline
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Does it make sense to be using the primary text color for a box shadow? That doesn't seem semantically correct to me.

@marcelluscaio could you comment on this one? I'll defer to your judement.

It seems to me that just removing the color: transparent property of the Radio button should be sufficient here 🤔

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Hi @ajhollid , by removing the color: transparent property, it makes the radio button have a more darker outline than the checkbox. If that is fine then I'll implement it.

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Hi @ajhollid , by removing the color: transparent property, it makes the radio button have a more darker outline than the checkbox. If that is fine then I'll implement it.

@Anand-Royy yes I noticed that as well, that's the default appearance of the MUI radio button.

Let's see what @marcelluscaio has to say about the colors, he will be able to clarify RE using a text color here.

@gorkem-bwl should the unselected radio buttons match the color of the checkboxes? Or should they use the default color?

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@gorkem-bwl should the unselected radio buttons match the color of the checkboxes? Or should they use the default color?

@ajhollid yes, it should match the color of the checkboxes.

@Anand-Royy make sure you add a screenshot here as per the PR guidelines.

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@gorkem-bwl yes I have added the screenshot just below that under Screenshot section. Is that the correct place to add the screenshot?

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@gorkem-bwl yes I have added the screenshot just below that under Screenshot section. Is that the correct place to add the screenshot?

I missed that! Thanks for adding.

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@Anand-Royy any updates here?

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Let's see what @marcelluscaio has to say about the colors, he will be able to clarify RE using a text color here.

Waiting for @marcelluscaio

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Ok we can move forward if we don't hear from him today :)

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I think we can make an executive decision here to merge this with the caveat that we may need to revisit that text.primary color.

@ajhollid ajhollid merged commit e5a7860 into bluewave-labs:develop Dec 18, 2024
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I think we can make an executive decision here to merge this with the caveat that we may need to revisit that text.primary color.

Sounds good!

@aroy114 aroy114 deleted the radio branch December 18, 2024 18:30
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"&:not(.Mui-checked)": {
boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${theme.palette.text.primary}70`, // Use theme text color for the outline
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Sorry for the delay, guys. I'm not sure about this, but it seems to have hot fixed the problem

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