15. As a user, I want the /list page to look professional and welcoming while remaining simple to use and understand.

[jongranados]

Summary

With the application's functional features mostly implemented, we now turn our attention to its design. This issue, in particular, focusses on the /list page. The goal is to implement a lightweight design that gives this page a polished look-and-feel while maintaining its ease-of-use and enhancing its comprehensibility.

Acceptance criteria

• The overall page follows a cohesive design language (except for header and navigation bar which Amy is tackling).
• The list items look polished and are accessible.
• Item purchasing urgency is effectively communicated, looks polished, and is accessible.
• The search feature is intuitive to use, looks polished, and is accessible.
• The mark-item-as-purchased feature is intuitive to use, looks polished, and is accessible.