feat(topnav): group nav into Learn/Organize/Community/Tools with hover dropdowns by Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · Pull Request #81 · SaplingLearn/Sapling

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Status	Name	Latest Commit	Preview URL	Updated (UTC)
✅ Deployment successful! View logs	frontend	`14e00db`	Commit Preview URL Branch Preview URL	May 05 2026, 05:13 AM

Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Status	Name	Latest Commit	Preview URL	Updated (UTC)
✅ Deployment successful! View logs	frontend	`14e00db`	Commit Preview URL Branch Preview URL	May 05 2026, 05:13 AM

Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Jose-Gael-Cruz-Lopez · 2026-05-05T05:05:42Z

Summary

Brings the top navigation in line with the vertical SideNav's information architecture: instead of 9 flat top-level links, the bar now shows 4 grouped categories that reveal their items on hover.

Group	Items
Learn	Dashboard, Tutor, Quiz, Tree, Study
Organize	Library, Calendar
Community	Social, Achievements
Tools	Grades, Notetaker, Course Planner

Behavior

Hover, focus, or click a group label to open its panel.
140ms close delay on mouse-leave so cursor jitter between trigger and panel doesn't flicker.
Active group label (bold + full-strength color) when any child route matches.
Chevron next to each label rotates between closed/open.
Click-outside and Escape close the active dropdown.
Mobile hamburger panel keeps the same groupings with dividers.

Design rationale

The four groups match SideNav.SECTIONS verbatim. Duplicated rather than imported because TopNav and SideNav are alternative shells, not parent/child — keeping them independent means a future shell variant doesn't have to thread an import.
Each dropdown row uses the same icon + label shape as a SideNav row so the two shells feel like the same design language, not parallel implementations.
140ms close delay is the same forgiveness window most desktop megamenu patterns use; long enough to traverse cursor jitter, short enough to feel responsive.

Test plan

Log in, navigate to /dashboard. Hover each group label; the panel opens cleanly.
Move cursor from group label down into the panel; no flicker.
Visit /learn; the "Learn" group label is bolded.
Visit /library; the "Organize" group label is bolded.
Visit /gradebook; the "Tools" group label is bolded.
Click an item; dropdown closes and the route changes.
Press Escape with a dropdown open; it closes.
Click outside an open dropdown; it closes.
Resize to mobile (≤768px); hamburger drops a grouped panel with dividers.

Out of scope

No backend changes.
No routing changes.
Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right are unchanged.
SideNav itself unchanged.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

…r dropdowns Mirrors SideNav's section structure in horizontal form so the two shells share the same information architecture. - Replaces the 9 flat top-bar links with 4 group labels: Learn, Organize, Community, Tools. - Each group reveals its items (icon + label, same shape as SideNav rows) on hover, focus, or click. 140ms close delay on mouse-leave avoids flicker between trigger and panel. - Active state on a group label = any child route matches. Group containing the current page renders bold + full-strength text; inactive groups stay dimmed. - Chevron next to each label rotates open/closed. - Click-outside and Escape close the open dropdown. - Mobile hamburger panel rebuilt to show the same grouped sections with dividers between them. - Logo, settings, admin, and avatar cluster on the right unchanged. TypeScript clean (`tsc --noEmit` passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Status	Name	Latest Commit	Preview URL	Updated (UTC)
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Four small follow-ups from the self-review: 1. closeTimer cleanup on unmount. Pending setTimeout could fire setState on an unmounted component during a route-change-mid-close. Added a useEffect that cancels the timer on unmount. 2. Dropped marginTop:2 on the dropdown panel. The previous comment claimed "no gap" while the code had a 2px gap; reconciled by removing the gap. The 140ms close-delay remains as the forgiveness mechanism for cursor traversal — comment now describes that accurately. 3. Dropped over-claimed ARIA roles. role="menu" + role="menuitem" imply arrow-key navigation between items, which we don't implement. Linear tab order through Links is the actual UX, so the semantics now read as "nav with links" rather than over-claim. aria-haspopup downgraded from "menu" to "true" to match. 4. Added onBlur handler on the wrapper. Symmetric counterpart to onFocus opening the panel: when focus tabs past the last item (relatedTarget outside wrapper), the dropdown closes. Pairs with the existing onMouseLeave behavior so keyboard and mouse close the panel under the same conditions. TypeScript clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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test(topnav): add unit tests for grouped-dropdown TopNav #83
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