Since the previous dev log, I continued building the application workflow and moved beyond the initial upload interface into review/customization functionality.
I first worked on the file preview system so that uploaded files can be displayed correctly even when the browser cannot natively display them. Now a preview is generated for unsupported images and documents while keeping browser previews for files that are already supported.
After that, I built the results page, which is where the user can review the detections found in their uploaded file and also customise stuff for anonymisation. The biggest addition was the detection review panel. Instead of simply processing everything automatically, the interface now shows the detected content which will allow users to review individual detections and choose which ones they want to work with.
A lot of the work also went into the smaller UI/UX improvements. I also fixed a ton of issues that came up while connecting the different pieces together and handling the detection data and working with different file formats.
At this point, the frontend is starting to really come together and look like a real app. The next step is to connect stuff to my anonymization API. The user will be able to to select specific detections, choose how they want them anonymized, and add other customizations.