feat: add interactive subject search bar to dashboard#289
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Description
Added a real-time search bar to the homepage dashboard. Students can now type a subject name to find their course instantly without scrolling through all 8 semesters manually.
Type of Change
Screenshots / Demo
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested locally using
npm run devin the browser. Verified that typing a subject filters the grid instantly, and it is case-insensitive.Checklist
AI Usage
If AI tools were used, briefly explain how:
Used AI to help structure the React search state logic and to match the Tailwind colors with the project's original orange and amber theme.