How do I create a Pomodoro timer with React.js and Material UI? (Part3). Adding CSS.
*Please see the previous parts of the article: Part1 of the article, Part2 of the article.
In this part of the tutorial, we will explore how to enhance your Pomodoro timer by adding CSS styles using Material-UI themes. This will help you achieve a visually appealing and responsive design for your timer. Follow these steps to proceed:
1. Establish the Timer Flow
To build a Pomodoro timer that transitions between different phases (such as Focus, Short Break, Long Break, and back to Focus), it’s essential to define the timer flow. This flow will guide the behavior of your timer.
To manage this flow, you have created a set of constants in a separate file, ‘const.js’. These constants provide identifiers, descriptive names, and durations for each timer state. Additionally, you’ve established a sequence (flow) to manage the transitions between these states.
To create a Pomodoro timer with React.js and Material-UI and add CSS using Material-UI themes, you can follow these steps:
According to the requirements , we need to have flow:
Focus > Short break > Focus > Long break > Focus >... etc.
