50 HTML CSS JavaScript Projects - Build a To Do List with HTML CSS and JavaScript

Build a To Do List with HTML CSS and JavaScript In this comprehensive JavaScript tutorial, we build a fully functional and interactive to-do list application from scratch. You'll learn how to create a task manager where users can add new tasks, mark them as completed with a visual strike-through, and delete them with a simple click. The most impressive feature is that we implement browser local storage, ensuring all your tasks persist even after you close or refresh the page, making this a practical tool you can use daily. We cover everything step-by-step, from the foundational HTML structure and modern CSS styling to the dynamic JavaScript that brings the application to life. This project is perfect for beginners looking to solidify their understanding of core web development concepts and see how they work together to create a seamless user experience. We begin by setting up our project environment in Visual Studio Code and creating the necessary files. You'll learn how to structure the HTML with a clean form for input and an unordered list to display the tasks, including how to integrate Font Awesome icons for the check and delete buttons. The CSS section guides you through styling the application to make it visually appealing, covering flex-box for centering, box shadows for depth, and styling for the input field and list items. We then dive into JavaScript, where we add event listeners to handle form submissions, dynamically create new list items, and implement the toggle and delete functionalities that make the app interactive and responsive. Finally, we tackle the crucial feature of data persistence using the browser's local storage API. You'll learn exactly how to save the entire task list, including the completion status of each item, to the user's local storage. We then retrieve this data when the page loads, reconstructing the list exactly as the user left it. By the end of this video, you will have a deep understanding of DOM manipulation, event handling, and working with local storage. If you enjoy seeing how these fundamental skills combine to create a real-world application, please give this video a like and let me know in the comments what project you'd like to build next! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more beginner-friendly project tutorials just like this one. Your support helps me continue creating content that breaks down complex topics into easy-to-follow steps. Whether you're just starting your coding journey or looking to review the basics, this project is a fantastic way to practice and enhance your skills. I love reading your feedback and suggestions, so please drop a comment below telling me about your experience with the tutorial. Source code: https://www.100jsprojects.com/project/to-do-list #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #Coding timestamp: 0:00 - Preview - New Year Countdown 2:09 - HTML - New Year Countdown 8:35 - CSS - New Year Countdown 17:49 - JavaScript - New Year Countdown