This commit includes a set of icons for project use. A section in Storybook has also been added to interactively view these icons. This assists in understanding how these icons appear in different contexts, enabling the selection of the most suitable icon for each situation.

The icons were designed by Atisa, whose work can be found at https://iconduck.com/designers/atisa. Appreciation is extended to Atisa for the excellent work in designing these icons.

This commit introduces a feature that allows the modification of the background color of table cells. This enhancement provides more flexibility in customizing the appearance of the table, enabling the highlighting of specific cells, rows, or columns for better data visualization and readability.

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This commit addresses an issue where the id was being added to the aria-describedby attribute even when screenReaderText was not present. Now, the aria-describedby attribute will only be populated if screenReaderText is provided, ensuring proper accessibility standards are maintained.

This commit resolves a design issue by rendering tabs for Desktop views and a button with actionBottomSheet for mobile and tablet views. This ensures a seamless user experience across different device types by providing an interface that is tailored to the screen size and capabilities of the device.

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This commit includes a Storybook addon that allows linking to Figma or GitHub directly from any component's story. This enhancement provides a convenient way to access the design or source code of the component, improving the workflow for developers and designers.

This commit includes the addition of more icons to the project. These icons enhance the visual appeal and user experience of the application, providing more options for visual communication and interaction.

This commit includes a refactoring of the icon component, improving their structure and performance. The changes enhance the maintainability of the code and provide a more efficient rendering of the icons, leading to an improved user experience.

This commit addresses several issues:

1. Fixed an error that occurred during the execution of the onBlur event.
2. Enhanced error handling to distinguish between normal and ranged errors.
3. Rectified an issue with empty aria labels in SVGs within buttons, improving accessibility.
4. Corrected the event name for the onBlur event in the InputDate component, ensuring accurate event handling.

This commit addresses the following enhancements in the table component:

1. When the user scrolls, the column header now remains sticky with a shadow effect, improving readability and user experience.
2. Only vertical scrolling is enabled, providing a more focused view of the data.
3. The maximum height of the table is set to 768px. Beyond this height, scrolling is enabled on desktop devices, ensuring the table remains within a manageable size.

This commit includes a modification to the carousel component's CSS. The align-items property has been changed from 'center' to 'stretch'. This change allows the items in the carousel to fill the full height of the container, providing a more uniform appearance.

Links to the corresponding repositories on GitHub and designs on Figma have been added to all component stories. This will provide easier and direct access to the relevant resources for each component.

Enhanced the application to support multiple rows and columns. This update provides a more flexible layout and improves the display of data, allowing for a more organized and readable structure

Links to the corresponding repositories on GitHub and designs on Figma have been added to all component stories. This will provide easier and direct access to the relevant resources for each component

Resolved an issue with the inputCurrency component when maxDecimals was set to 0. The component now correctly handles this case, ensuring accurate and expected behavior.

Resolved an issue where the toggle component was still receiving focus even when it was disabled. The component now correctly ignores focus events when it is in a disabled state, improving usability and user experience