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Assignment 03

Course Title: Web Development

Course Code: IMD1005

Semester: Winter 2023

Due Date: 11:59 PM (midnight) 2023-03-19

Assessment: This assignment is worth 25% of your final grade and marked out of 100.

Introduction

Todo lists are like a "right of passage" in webdev tutorials. A simple Todo list app can be written in a couple dozen lines of code. There is, however, a huge opportunity for innovation, enhancements and features that can take this project from a learning opportunity to a showcase you put on a portfolio.

Your Assignment 03 involves building and shipping an awesome and innovative Todo list app, as well as doing a basic code review on a team member's submission.

All of your work must be submitted to your assignment 03 GitHub repository, and must be hosted through GitHub pages.

Details

The full assignment 03 details are available here: Assignment 03

Checklist

To help with your submission, make sure that you have reviewed the following items:

  • The web app fulfills the minimum functional requirements in the app instructions section
  • GitHub Pages is activated for your repo and your web app is live
  • The web app passes W3C HTML validation
  • The web app passes W3C CSS validation
  • A css reset file is used to standardize browser defaults
  • You have conducted a code review on one of your team members assignment 03 code and provided the results in a GitHub Issue
  • One of your team members have conducted a code review on your assignment 03 and have documented the results in a GitHub Issue

Submitting your work

Your work must be submitted to your assignment 03 GitHub repository.

There are two ways that you can do this:

  • Use the GitHub code editor web interface to paste your completed code right into GitHub
  • Clone your GitHub repository, work off of your local machine, and commit your changes through VSCode (recommended)