Skip to content

codeplatoon-devops/html-css-to-do-list

 
 

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

6 Commits
 
 

Repository files navigation

Personalized To Do List

As a refresher to working with HTML and CSS, we'll be creating a personalized To Do List with an About Me page that has a short biographical description. It can be fictional if you want.

V1

Using the index.html, about.html, style.css files, build a two-page site that showcases your ten favorite/most intriguing HTML tags or CSS properties.

V2

Create a To Do list with an HTML template that will display an unordered list, a header, and tasks. You are not limited in tags so ensure to be creative and have fun in order to get familiarized with HTML.

V3

Take the To Do List you created earlier and add style for visual appeal and create a method that allows users to complete a task (i.e. cross out the task, create a checkmark for a task). Let's also add a contact form to your About Me page

V4: Running a Web Server & Integrating APIs

Run a python webserver

From the command line, in the same directory that your index.html file lives in, run python -m http.server. This will run the python http server module from the command line, and if you go to http://localhost:8000 you will see your index.html website!

Put index.css and other files your html page may fetch in the same directory.

Integrating APIs

Let's now incorporate at least two 3rd-party APIs. The sky's the limit. Here is a list of some free APIs that don't require any sign-up. That should get you started, but you are free to try any other API you might come across.

Feel free to deviate from the To Do List format at this point. If it makes sense to replace your To Do List with another type of list, such as a list of blog articles, a list of recipes or cat facts, etc., go ahead and make those changes.

Free APIs

About

No description, website, or topics provided.

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published