build ui version of web app

[henrylin03]

build user interface (UI) in DOM for to-do list

checklist

mvp

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tasks

• as a user, when i first load the app, i can see my inbox, which includes tasks not categorised into projects
• as a user, i can see all tasks and their relevant attributes, previewed for me
• as a user, i can add a task to the inbox via the modal #11
• as a user, i can see urgent items made visually distinct
• as a user, i can click on a task and expand all of its details in a modal #16
• as a user, i can modify existing tasks' details after expanding the task #17
• as a user, i can mark a task as completed #15
• as a user, i can delete a task #26
• when i add a task, i can populate all of the fields, including tagging it to an existing project
• make each task unique through an ID field, enabling tasks to be duplicated both inter- and intra-project #19
• as a user, i can view all my tasks sorted by due date #27

projects

• as a user, i can add a new project
• as a user, when i add a project but that project name already exists, i am warned in the ui, and not thrown an error #9
• as a user, i can see all the projects i have added on the left navbar
• as a user, i can view the project on its own page, and see all of the tasks mapped to it #8
• i can rename a project #29
• after i rename a project, its name is updated on the navbar #30
• i can delete a project #28
• when i delete a project, all of its tasks move to "Inbox" #31
• when creating a new project/task, the input field for the project/task name has focus already #39
• when i add a task, the project (including Inbox) page that i'm on is the default "project" for my task, unless I manually change it #38

misc

• deploy to github pages. fix check for whether the app is initialising. #47
• add favicon
• add readme #45
• add project to portfolio site #46

[henrylin03]

reprioritised tasks

[henrylin03]

reopening to capture further todos

close this task once all todos remaining have moved to projects, where issues will be properly managed