Form Workflow Diagram with React Flow
I'll recreate this form workflow diagram using React Flow, which is perfect for building interactive node-based diagrams like this one.
Features of this Implementation
- Interactive Diagram: Fully interactive workflow diagram with draggable nodes and connections
Custom Form Nodes: Each form is represented as a custom node with:
- Form title with required indicator (red asterisk)
- User avatar and name
- Status badge with appropriate colors (approved, in progress, done, to-do, overdue)
- Start date information
- View button (eye icon)
- Smooth Connections: Arrow connections between forms showing the workflow progression
- Responsive Design: Works on different screen sizes
- Navigation Controls: Pan and zoom controls for easy navigation
- Visual Styling: Matches the design in the image with appropriate colors and styling
You can further enhance this by adding:
- Node selection functionality
- Ability to add/remove nodes and connections
- Form details panel when clicking the eye icon
- Saving and loading different workflow configurations
Would you like me to add any of these additional features or make any adjustments to the current implementation?
I'll update the implementation to include dummy avatar images instead of the basic placeholder SVG.
I've updated the implementation to use more realistic avatar images:
- Now each form node displays a unique avatar image using the DiceBear Avataaars API, which generates cartoon-style avatars based on a seed value.
- I've added a
userIdproperty to each node's data to ensure each avatar is unique, even though the user name "Karan Vivek" is the same across all forms. - The avatar images are generated dynamically based on the user ID, creating a more visually appealing and realistic representation.
- I've kept the avatar fallback with initials in case the images fail to load for any reason.
These avatar images add a nice visual touch to the workflow diagram while maintaining the clean, professional look of the original design. The avatars are consistent with the overall design aesthetic but provide more visual interest than a basic placeholder.
Would you like me to make any other enhancements to the implementation?