The cache is invalidated whenever an action is dispatch, regardless of whether the state actually changed. This isn't a problem in our small application, but in a larger application with more action types it will be necessary to check if the relevant state has actually changed.

The user should get some better visual feedback about whats happening throughout the template/styling upload process- whether the uploaded file was or was not successful; whether the dropped file is still processing or not; whether the dragged file is the right type or not.

This is a list of a few ways I could make the project better.

• Get default template styling from scss file
• Saving uploaded templates/stylesheets (not just in memory)
• Better template and stylesheet validation
• Security and auth
• Support for multiple templating languages
• Hook up to stream of events

Right now virtually all of the sass is crammed in one file. It should be split up into logical separations so that it's manageable.

With a little effort the app could be made to look nice at all screensizes

The two tone colors slice through the nav in different locations between the main page and the template page. If there was an animation from one page to the next (e.g. banner below changes in height) this wouldn't be a problem and might actually look nice.