Developing Header and Footer Components in Angular A new Angular project, named "stage two," was initiated to develop header and footer components. A module called "app-common" was created for this purpose, containing the necessary CSS and HTML files copied from a previous project. Bootstrap was installed to style these components effectively using its predefined classes like navbar for headers. The app-common module exports both header and footer components so they can be imported into the main application (app-module) seamlessly.
Configuring Modules with Exported Components The newly developed app-common module includes exported header and footer components that are integrated into the primary app-module by importing them appropriately. This approach ensures reusability of these common UI elements across different parts of the application without requiring additional routing configurations.
Finalizing Project Setup with Functional Testing After setting up modules, exporting/importing processes were verified through functional testing in a browser environment where headers, footers, along with their styles rendered perfectly as intended. Adjustments such as renaming files/modules ensured clarity while maintaining consistency throughout development stages before proceeding further towards integrating other features like login or signup functionalities based on prior projects' content.