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Project Report on
To-Do Web Application
Submitted by:
[Your Name]
Institution: [Your Institution Name]
Date: [Date]
Certificate
This is to certify that [Your Name] has successfully completed the project titled 'To-Do Web
Application' under the guidance of [Guide Name] during the academic session [Year].
Acknowledgment
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my guide [Guide Name], faculty members, and peers
for their invaluable support throughout the project.
Abstract
This project report discusses the development of a To-Do web application that helps users manage
tasks efficiently. It covers design, implementation, testing, and future enhancements.
Introduction
A To-Do web application allows users to create, update, delete, and organize daily tasks. This
system boosts productivity and helps manage personal and professional activities.
Problem Statement
In today's fast-paced world, individuals need an effective way to track their tasks. Traditional
methods like paper lists are inefficient and hard to manage.
Objectives
1. User-friendly task management
2. Secure authentication
3. Task categorization and filtering
4. Responsive UI
5. CRUD operations for tasks
Scope of the Project
This project is limited to task management features including task creation, editing, deletion,
categorization, and user-specific data storage.
System Requirements
Hardware Requirements:
- PC with 4GB RAM
- 2GHz Processor
Software Requirements:
- OS: Windows/Linux
- Browser: Chrome/Firefox
- Node.js, MongoDB
Technology Stack
Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React
Backend: Node.js, Express.js
Database: MongoDB
Tools: VS Code, GitHub
System Design
The application follows MVC architecture. It includes user authentication and task management
modules. The system is designed to be scalable and modular.
Use Case Diagram
Describes interactions between users and the system including login, create task, update task, and
delete task operations.
Class Diagram
Shows classes like User and Task with their attributes and methods. Demonstrates relationships
such as associations and dependencies.
ER Diagram
Entities: User, Task
Relationships: One-to-Many between User and Task
Data Flow Diagram
Level 1 DFD: Describes flow between user interface, server logic, and database operations.
Module Description
1. Authentication: Signup/Login
2. Task Management: Add/Edit/Delete/View Tasks
3. Filtering: Search and sort tasks by status or date
Frontend Implementation
Developed using React. Components include TaskList, TaskForm, Navbar. Implements responsive
UI and state management.
Backend Implementation
Developed using Express.js. API endpoints manage user authentication and task operations
securely.
Database Design
MongoDB collections: Users, Tasks
Each task document includes fields: title, description, status, due date, userId
Screenshots
Include UI screenshots here such as Login Page, Task Dashboard, Task Form etc.
Testing
Unit and integration testing done using Jest and Postman. Test cases verify functionality of
authentication and CRUD operations.
Test Cases
Example: Verify login with valid credentials.
Expected Result: Redirect to dashboard.
Status: Pass
Results
The application meets all functional requirements. Users can efficiently manage tasks through a
secure and intuitive interface.
Challenges
Faced issues with React state management and database connectivity. Solved through debugging
and community support.
Future Enhancements
1. Add reminders and notifications
2. Enable collaboration
3. Mobile app version
4. Offline functionality
Conclusion
This To-Do web application serves as a robust solution for task management. It can be extended
with new features and deployed at scale.
