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Proposal: Implement User-Friendly Progress Tracking in README #1026

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mohamedch7 opened this issue Dec 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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Proposal: Implement User-Friendly Progress Tracking in README #1026

mohamedch7 opened this issue Dec 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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Introduction

The System Design Primer README is thorough but lacks progress tracking, which can improve user engagement and learning structure.

Benefits

  • Track Progress: Users can see completed sections and what's left.
  • Boost Motivation: Visual indicators encourage continued learning.

Proposal

  • Graphical Roadmap: A flowchart-like sequence for topics.
  • Progress Bars: Display overall completion status.

Reference

The Neetcode Graph serves as inspiration, with its intuitive, topic-based flowchart guiding users step-by-step.
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