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User Interface (UI) Layer: HTML (Structure):
Create the main structure of the application using HTML. This includes the header, input area for adding tasks, a list to display tasks, and any additional sections like completed tasks. Define HTML elements for task items, such as checkboxes, delete buttons, and task descriptions. CSS (Style): Apply styles to HTML elements for a visually appealing and user-friendly interface. Implement responsive design to ensure a good user experience on various devices.
User Interaction Layer: JavaScript (Behavior):
Implement event listeners to capture user actions, such as adding a new task, marking a task as complete, deleting a task, etc. Use JavaScript to dynamically update the UI in response to user interactions without requiring a page refresh. Client-Side Logic: Implement client-side logic to manage the state of tasks and update the UI accordingly. Use local storage or in-memory data structures to store and retrieve task information on the client side.
Communication Layer:
If there's a need for communication with a server, implement AJAX or Fetch API to send and receive data asynchronously. Set up endpoints on the server to handle tasks like saving tasks, retrieving tasks, and updating task status.
Server-Side Logic:
If you have a server, implement logic to handle data storage and retrieval. Use a simple server-side technology like Node.js with Express, Python with Flask, or any other server-side framework.
Data Storage:
Store task data in a database if server-side storage is required. Set up database tables or collections to store task information.
Testing:
Test the application for various scenarios, including adding tasks, marking tasks as complete, deleting tasks, and handling errors.
Deployment:
Deploy the application to a web server or hosting platform.
Maintenance:
Regularly update and maintain the application, addressing any bugs or adding new features as needed.