TaskMaster

Simple To-Do List Web Application

Overview:

The To-Do List web application allows users to add tasks, mark them as completed, and delete them when they're done. It provides a user-friendly interface to manage daily tasks efficiently.

Technologies:

• HTML: For structuring the web page layout.
• CSS: For styling the elements, including fonts, colors, spacing, and layout.
• JavaScript (optional): For adding interactivity, such as adding tasks dynamically and updating their status.

Features:

Task Input:

• Display an input field where users can enter their tasks.
• Implement a button to submit the task.

Task Display:

• Show the list of tasks entered by the user.
• Each task should have a checkbox to mark it as completed and a delete button.

Add Task Functionality:

• Implement JavaScript to add tasks to the list dynamically when the user submits them.
• Clear the input field after adding a task.

Mark Task as Completed:

• Allow users to mark a task as completed by checking the checkbox next to it.
• Apply CSS styles to visually distinguish completed tasks from active ones.

Delete Task:

• Enable users to delete a task from the list by clicking on the delete button associated with it.
• Implement JavaScript functionality to remove the task from the list when deleted.

Local Storage (Optional):

• Store tasks in the browser's local storage so that they persist even after the page is refreshed.
• Retrieve tasks from local storage when the page loads initially.

Guidelines:

Set Up the HTML Structure:

• Create an HTML file for the web page layout.
• Define the structure using appropriate HTML tags, such as <div>, <ul>, <li>, <input>, and <button>.

Style the To-Do List:

• Use CSS to style the elements, including fonts, colors, spacing, and layout.
• Apply CSS to make the To-Do List visually appealing and user-friendly.

Implement Basic Functionality:

• Start by implementing basic functionality without JavaScript, such as adding tasks and displaying them on the page.

Add JavaScript Interactivity (Optional):

• Use JavaScript to add interactivity to the To-Do List, such as adding tasks dynamically, marking tasks as completed, and deleting tasks.

Test the Application:

• Test the To-Do List web application to ensure that it works as expected on different browsers and devices.
• Test the functionality, including adding tasks, marking them as completed, and deleting them.

Optional Enhancements:

• Implement additional features such as editing tasks, sorting tasks by priority, or adding due dates.
• Improve the user interface with animations or transitions using CSS.