
Responsive Todo App using css react bootstrap
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Solution retrospective
yeah, in next time i want to use drag and drop option which i did not add this time
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?i got some challenges which are cool basically some problems with css.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?if you think there are problem, then help me and then we will work together you will help me i help you in any case.
Community feedback
- @Yashbabani0Posted 20 days ago
The design is looking good, but here are a few improvements to match the intended style and optimize performance:
Add a border-radius to the boxes for a smoother and more modern look. The h1 text ('TODO') should be white in both dark and light mode, as per the design specifications. Increase the width of the todo-display section to provide more space for tasks. Also, increase the width of filterTodos to improve usability and alignment. Store the background images locally instead of downloading them from the server on every reload. This will improve load times and reduce unnecessary network requests.
These adjustments will ensure a better UI experience and faster performance!
Marked as helpful0@its-awaisPosted 20 days ago@Yashbabani0 i'll chnage that thanks a lot, thanks for you contribution.about images, i stored in in my src folder inside the assets folder.
1@Yashbabani0Posted 20 days ago@its-awais You're welcome! What I meant about storing images locally is that instead of just keeping them in the src/assets folder, you can store them in the user's local storage when they first load the website. That way, on future visits, the background images will load from local storage instead of being downloaded again. If the images are not found in local storage, then they can be downloaded and stored for future use. This will improve load times and reduce unnecessary network requests.
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