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General info
The Menu is a critical navigation element that appears at the top of the main page. It includes items such as "Products," "Salaries," "About Us," and "For Employers." This story focuses on making the menu easily editable through the WordPress CMS, enabling admins to update menu items and modify links as needed without code changes.
User story
As a website administrator,
I want to be able to change the main page menu and update its links through WordPress,
So that I can quickly manage and update the navigation structure without needing a developer.
Visual design:
https://www.figma.com/design/I5CXH7H3ICD0vfA1kPbcVf/ROCKEN-jobs-%2F-talent?node-id=54391-27355&t=NTm4mK2SkjyVDMLS-4
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Acceptance Criteria
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Scenario: Menu visibility and default items
Given: the main page is loaded
When: the user views the header
Then: the logo and menu should display with the following items:
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"Products"
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"Salaries"
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"About Us"
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"For Employers."
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Scenario: Navigating through menu items
Given: the menu is visible
When: the user clicks on a menu item ("Products," "Salaries," "About Us," or "For Employers")
Then: the page should redirect to the corresponding section or URL specified in WordPress.
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Scenario: Editing menu items in WordPress
Given: the administrator is logged into the WordPress CMS
When: they access the menu editor
Then: they should have the ability to edit, delete, or add new menu items and specify links for each.
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Scenario: Saving changes to the menu
Given: the administrator has edited the menu in WordPress
When: they click the "Save Menu" button
Then: the changes should be reflected on the RJ main page
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Scenario: Search transformation on scroll
Given: the user scrolls down on the main page
When: the user scrolls past the Hero block
Then: the search should appear in header instead menu
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