Related to #18 , That can't be implemented unless there's a separate page that lets the user choose whether they would like to log in with Google or email. The Sign in button should lead to this page instead of directly to the google sign in page.

Currently the user's Google name shows on the profile page. It should show the user-created username instead, like it already does on workouts.

Currently, there's a button to add an exercise to a newly created workout but no button to remove an exercise even if it's empty.

The codebase needs more proper, explicit error handling (throw new error style in try/catch blocks).

Add tags so that users can quickly see what a workout is about.

Currently there's no functionality for editing existing workouts.

Need more components. Buttons in particular. Currently I'm copy-pasting button tags which makes me have to copy-paste the classname for tailwind styling. The only reason I do this is because I use both buttons and Next.js Links. I should standardize a button component which is actually just a button that receives one prop, the function. This also means I have to use router.push() instead of links.

Users should be able to search for workouts by name. Also, should be able to filter or search by tags. Related to #5

Deletion happens with just one click, but it should have an "are you sure" guard. Should be doable just on the frontend.

If signed in and on the /profile page, reloading will force a redirect to home but not before showing the profile page as intended for a split second. It needs to stay on the profile page.

Currently /profile only links to the current logged-in user's profile page. There should be a /users/{id} route that displays the outward facing information that anyone can see. On the inward facing page, there could be a button to go to /users/{loggedinuserid} so they can see what their profile looks like to others.

It would be nice if there was more freedom in reps. Specifically, being able to specify "to failure" or at least specify a rep range.

Currently only Google sign-on is supported. It should at least support email logins.

Site does not look legit. Needs less ios-app-looking stuff.

• More angular buttons
• Smaller borders
• More basic font
• Solid dark gray-coloured background for workout cards, the homepage, etc.
• Mandated dark mode (I am too lazy to support light mode and am morally, spiritually, emotionally opposed to it)
• Standardize colours and shapes

Site inspos: reddit, github. Basic styling but visually appealing.

The backend should have proper standardized response codes and messages. For example, sticking to either a text response or a JSON object containing error data.