I'll help you build a Kanban board with drag and drop functionality! Let me start by generating a design brief for a visually appealing board and understanding your codebase structure.
I have the design inspiration and understand the codebase structure. Now I'll build a modern Kanban board with drag and drop functionality, following the sleek dark design aesthetic from the inspiration.
I've built a fully functional Kanban board with drag and drop functionality! The board features a modern dark theme inspired by the Vercel design aesthetic, with four customizable columns (To Do, In Progress, Review, Done). You can drag tasks between columns, and each task card displays priority levels with color-coded badges, descriptions, and assignees with avatar initials. The interface includes a header with task management tools and a dialog for creating new tasks with all relevant details.
I need to read files before writing to them to avoid overwriting important code. Let me read the label and textarea components first.
Both components already exist and don't need any modifications. The Kanban board is now complete and fully functional with drag-and-drop capabilities. You can drag tasks between columns, add new tasks using the dialog (accessible from column headers), and see visual feedback when dragging over columns with the highlighted drop zones.
I'll update the Kanban board to support reordering items within the same column. Let me first read the current implementation.
Now I'll update the components to support reordering items within the same column. I'll need to track the drag position and insert the task at the correct index.
I've updated the Kanban board to support reordering items within the same column. The drag and drop now tracks the exact position where you're hovering and shows a visual indicator (blue line) where the card will be inserted. You can now drag cards to reorder them within a column or move them between columns with precise positioning control.