TaskStream
I developed this to-do application to delve into modern JavaScript architecture and UI patterns, creating an intuitive tool for efficient task creation, prioritization, and management.
This project is a feature focused to do application meticulously built to explore and implement modern JavaScript architectural principles and user interface patterns. The core functionality enables users to effortlessly create, prioritize, and manage their tasks, with optional features for setting deadlines and receiving timely notifications.
My objective was to design an application centered around simplicity and usability. This guided the development of an intuitive layout and a clear visual hierarchy, specifically crafted to boost user productivity and engagement. The app serves as a demonstration of how a focused approach to UI/UX and clean code can lead to a highly effective and pleasant user experience for daily task management.
One significant challenge was implementing a robust state management system for tasks, ensuring that user actions like adding, editing, prioritizing, and marking as complete were handled efficiently and consistently across the application without complex frameworks.
Another hurdle involved designing and implementing the notification system and optional deadlines, which required careful consideration of user experience to provide timely, non-intrusive reminders. Ensuring the application remained intuitive and performant despite these added features was also a key focus.
I began with exploratory Figma concepts to define how each user type would interpret value differently.
My process for developing this application began with defining core user flows for task creation, viewing, and management. I focused on a minimal, distraction free interface, sketching out wireframes to establish the primary layout and interaction points.
I then moved directly into front-end development using HTML5 for structure and SCSS for styling, adopting a modular approach to build reusable UI components. The application's logic, including task state management, filtering, sorting, and notification handling, was implemented using vanilla JavaScript. I iteratively refined the user interface and interactions based on self assessment and simulated user scenarios, ensuring high usability and a polished feel throughout the development cycle.
Color palette
Each color was selected to support accessibility, visual hierarchy, and a clean, modern interface.
What I learned
I began with exploratory Figma concepts to define how each user type would interpret value differently — from long-term appreciation to short-term trade signals.
Developing this to do application provided invaluable insights into designing and implementing intuitive user interfaces for productivity tools. It highlighted the critical role of thoughtful interaction design and clear visual hierarchy in supporting user focus and efficiency.
The project significantly enhanced my understanding of modern JavaScript architecture patterns and effective state management in a client side application. It reinforced the power of leveraging core web technologies (HTML5, SCSS, JavaScript) to build feature rich and highly usable applications from the ground up, proving that robust functionality doesn't always require complex libraries.