Custom Reusable UI Components Development With Angular [Case Study]

In today’s AI era, e-filing systems are transforming court processes from paper-based to streamlined digital workflows. However, in practice, e-filing portals can often be notoriously difficult to navigate. The lack of state or national standards in UI for e-filing systems is a significant challenge.

Many software providers are looking for advanced solutions to improve UI/UX and consistency. Our client, a leading US-based provider of software services for the public sector, was facing similar issues. They needed assistance in reusable UI components enhancement and development to bring uniformity across their applications and improve visual consistency.

Let us walk through how we assisted our client in improving and aligning their web portal UI with forge guidelines, building reusable components in Angular for a unified interface and consistency with their other applications.

A leading US-based software solutions company was on the lookout for a technology partner to develop custom reusable UI components that adhere to Forge guidelines.

As a leading custom software development company, Rishabh Software helped the client create reusable custom UI components using SCSS, CSS, Bootstrap, and media queries. We leveraged our proven expertise in Angular development to utilize Angular 10 as a front-end to create a dynamic and responsive UI.

These custom bootstrap UI components upgrades helped the client significantly enhance the user interface and implement consistency with their other applications.

• The misalignment between Bootstrap components and Forge guidelines was creating inconsistency across applications.
• Lack of UI uniformity across applications made it difficult to maintain a cohesive user experience.
• Inability to directly implement Forge as it required custom component development. This could increase the development time and complexity.

Rishabh Software assisted the client in implementing Forge compliance without a complete system overhaul. The components we developed were also intended for a responsive web application, as the earlier web app was not fully responsive. By successfully recreating Forge UI styles and components using a combination of SCSS, CSS, Bootstrap, and media queries, we ensured alignment with Forge Guidelines while maintaining compatibility with the existing system. Our approach optimized resource usage and minimized disruption to the existing codebase. We used Angular 10 for the front end to integrate the new UI components with the existing backend.

Developed Reusable Components

Our expert team of developers created reusable UI components that adhered to Forge UI standards and made them look like Forge components. These components ensured a consistent user interface and reduced development time for future progress.

Leveraged Forge CSS Library

Our development team imported the Forge CSS library to utilize predefined classes. This strategic approach allowed for partial Forge integration, bridging the gap between the existing system and the desired Forge-compliant interface.

• 40% reduction in development time
• 85% UI consistency achieved
• 30% decrease in additional resource requirements
• 25% improvement in user efficiency
• 50% increase in scalability for updates

A renowned US-based software solutions provider for the public sector

Angular 10, SCSS, CSS, Bootstrap