The basis of all things in Noodle are Modules. Modules are like folders/subjects where they own notes, flashcards, tasks...etc.

Scope of change:

• Empty/No Modules dashboard state.
• Loading state.
• Error state.
• Creation of new modules user flow.
• A module page.
• Way of editing the module after creation.
• Archiving the module
• Recent modules on home dashboard

DB Schema:

• id
• name
• description/about
• code
• icon
• color
• archived
• credits (used for the assignment/progression calculation)
• created at
• modified at
• last visited at (for the recent modules feature)

Steps:

• Add modules to DB schema.
• Create UI state of empty, loading, error.
• Create UI user flow of creating a new module.
• Create recent module UI part with empty / loading / error states.
• Design and create module page.
• Create user flows of editing / archiving modules (probably going to be on the module page itself).