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TaskBoard

The first project I submitted for Fullstack Web Developement class in John Bryce college. The idea of this project was to create a task board, kind of to-do list, by using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. This project wraps up the front-end materials of this course.

About the project:

The user can type any task they need to do into the text-area, and can also add a due-date and due-time for the task.

In the form there are two buttons - submit and reset. The "Reset" clears the form fields and the "submit" fires up a validation function which validates that the input in the text-area is a valid text and that the user entered a date. The time input is optional.

Once validated - the task will be save into the local storage and will show up on a "post-it" note on the screen.

Each new task will be added to the local storage and will get its own post-it note.

If the user wants to remove one of the notes, all they need to do is get the mouse over the note, and a "clear" button will appear (used a Glyphicon from Bootstrap 3 for that). When moving the mouse of the note - the clear button disappears.

Upon pressing that clear button - the post-it note will disappear and the task will be deleted from the local storage.

When loading the page, all the saved tasks will be displayed.

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