I focused on rearranging the core components of the time tracking module. Over time, several changes had been made to the feature, and as a result, the structure became cluttered and difficult to maintain.
I started by auditing each component within the module to see how they were interconnected. Many JavaScript functions were loaded simultaneously, leading to performance inefficiencies and unnecessary complexity.
After outlining the new structure, I refactored the HTML and JavaScript by grouping related functionality into modular blocks. This improved code readability and made it easier to debug and extend the module moving forward.
I also optimized the DOM structure to remove redundant div wrappers and nested elements. This reduced load time and made the time tracker’s interface look more polished.
From a design perspective, I added consistent styling to each component and improved the alignment of buttons, timers, and logs. These changes bring better focus to the feature’s primary tasks: checking in, checking out, and viewing time logs.
To wrap up the day, I tested the refactored code extensively on different browsers and screen sizes. Performance has notably improved, and the UI is much more responsive.