
Benedict Ng enhanced the NUS-Project-SaBai/FrontEnd repository by implementing a sticky header for the Patient Registration page, addressing a user experience challenge where the search bar and table header would scroll out of view during data entry. Using React and Next.js with targeted CSS and Tailwind CSS classes, Benedict wrapped the search input in a sticky container and applied dedicated styling to the table header. This approach maintained persistent access to navigation and filtering elements on both desktop and mobile. The work was delivered as a minimal, isolated layout change, ensuring low risk and easy traceability through a single commit.

June 2025: Delivered a user-experience improvement on the FrontEnd by implementing a sticky header on the Patient Registration page. This change keeps the search bar and table header visible during scrolling, significantly improving data entry efficiency and navigation for users. The work involved targeted CSS enhancements and a minimal, isolated layout change (wrapped the search input in a sticky container and added CSS classes to the table header). The change is traceable to a single commit and aligns with the team’s UX optimization efforts.
June 2025: Delivered a user-experience improvement on the FrontEnd by implementing a sticky header on the Patient Registration page. This change keeps the search bar and table header visible during scrolling, significantly improving data entry efficiency and navigation for users. The work involved targeted CSS enhancements and a minimal, isolated layout change (wrapped the search input in a sticky container and added CSS classes to the table header). The change is traceable to a single commit and aligns with the team’s UX optimization efforts.
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