Web app / 2026
Still
A colorful task workspace with local persistence, completion filters and playful progress feedback.

The project
Still gives my earlier JavaScript to-do list a colorful place to focus. A lavender dotted workspace holds a cream task sheet, mint progress card, coral sticker and a butter-yellow reminder. A CSS flower responds to completed tasks with a short celebratory motion.
Add tasks, mark them complete, filter the list and remove finished items. Progress feedback helps show what is left without turning the page into a complicated dashboard.
How it works
Tasks persist in localStorage on the current browser. The app can import valid task data from the original exercise and reports when storage is unavailable. Task text is rendered safely as text, including input that looks like HTML.
This is a browser-local tool: it does not create accounts or synchronize tasks between devices. It is a separate project from my object-oriented Task Manager coursework.
Built together
I worked with ChatGPT/Codex to recover the original functionality and redesign it around a playful, focused visual identity. We verified add, complete, filter, delete and reload persistence, then checked the narrow-screen layout. GitHub Pages serves the app without a backend or paid service.
FROM THE LIVE DEMO
A closer look.
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