Capstone Workshop

This is the final stretch! The Capstone Workshop is designed to give you dedicated time to integrate everything you’ve learned and make the Task Manager project your own.

Workshop Goals

1. Integration: Ensure all parts of the stack (Frontend, Backend, Database, Auth) work seamlessly together.
2. Uniqueness: Add at least one major feature that wasn’t in the base tutorial.
3. Polish: Improve the UI/UX and fix bugs.
4. Deployment: Have a live, working URL to share.

Feature Ideas

Looking for inspiration? Here are some features you could add to make your project stand out:

🌟 Beginner

• Dark Mode Toggle: Use Tailwind’s dark mode to let users switch themes.
• Task Priorities: Add a “High”, “Medium”, “Low” priority field to tasks and color-code them.
• Due Dates: Add a date picker to the task form and sort tasks by deadline.

🚀 Intermediate

• Task Categories/Tags: Allow users to create tags (e.g., “Work”, “Personal”) and filter tasks by them.
• User Profile: A page where users can update their name or password.
• Drag and Drop: Implement drag-and-drop reordering for tasks (e.g., Kanban board style).

🔥 Advanced

• Email Notifications: Send an email when a task is due (using Cloudflare Email Routing or a service like Resend).
• Team Collaboration: Allow users to invite others to a “Workspace” and share tasks.
• File Attachments: Allow users to upload images or documents to a task (using Cloudflare R2).

Final Polish Checklist

Before you call it “done”, check these items:

• Responsive Design: Does it look good on mobile?
• Loading States: Do you show spinners or skeletons while data is fetching?
• Error Handling: Do you show friendly error messages if an API call fails?
• Empty States: What does the dashboard look like when a user has 0 tasks?
• Favicon & Title: Did you update the page title and icon?

Submission & Showcase

Once you are ready:

1. Ensure your code is pushed to GitHub.
2. Ensure your latest version is deployed to Cloudflare.
3. Update your README.md with:
   • A link to the live demo.
   • A list of features you added.
   • Screenshots of the application.

Good luck! We can’t wait to see what you build.