To-Do is a modern, responsive task management web application built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Designed with a bold, minimalist interface, it helps users organize their daily work efficiently through an intuitive and distraction-free experience. Whether managing personal goals, work assignments, or household tasks, the application provides all the essential tools needed to stay productive in one place.

Users can create, edit, complete, and delete tasks with ease while organizing them into custom lists such as Work, Home, or Inbox. Each task can include additional details, priority levels, due dates, and categories, making it easy to manage both simple reminders and complex schedules. The application also features powerful filtering and searching capabilities, allowing users to quickly find tasks based on their status, due date, or priority.

A real-time dashboard displays important productivity statistics, including the total number of tasks, active tasks, completed tasks, and overdue items, giving users a clear overview of their progress at a glance. Built-in sorting options help organize tasks by creation date or other criteria, while dedicated filters for All, Active, Done, Today, and Overdue ensure important tasks are always easy to access.

The application supports data import and export, allowing users to back up their task lists or transfer them between devices without losing information. Its responsive design ensures a seamless experience across desktops, tablets, and mobile devices, while the clean layout and keyboard-friendly interactions make task management fast and effortless.

Developed entirely with vanilla JavaScript, this project demonstrates strong front-end development concepts, including DOM manipulation, event handling, local storage, CRUD operations, data filtering, sorting algorithms, responsive web design, and state management. Without relying on external frameworks or libraries, the application showcases how modern, feature-rich web applications can be built using core web technologies while maintaining performance, usability, and a polished user experience