How does your CSS ensure that the design is responsive across different devices?

 Responsive Design: The CSS file uses flexible layouts, percentages for width, and max-
width to adjust the layout for different screen sizes. The @media screen and (max-
width: 410px) section of the CSS defines responsive behavior for smaller screens. It
reduces font sizes, padding, and button dimensions to make sure the design fits smaller
devices.
 Viewport Adaptation: By using relative units like percentages (%) and em, along with
flexible width and height values, the layout adjusts based on the screen size. Flexbox
also helps maintain consistency across different screen resolutions.

How does the password-container ensure user experience when toggling the
password visibility icon?

 Positioning and Usability: The .password-container wraps the password input field
and the eye icon for toggling visibility, positioning the icon on the right side of the input
field (position: absolute; right: 10px). This ensures the icon remains visually
accessible and clickable, without interfering with the user's input.
 Interactive Feedback: The icon is clickable (cursor: pointer), and with JavaScript, it
toggles the input type between password and text, allowing the user to easily see or hide
the password for convenience, enhancing the overall user experience.

What techniques have you used to style buttons and input fields to make them
more interactive and visually appealing?

 Rounded Corners and Borders: Both the buttons and input fields are styled with
rounded corners (border-radius: 10px; for buttons and border-radius: 20px; for
inputs), giving them a modern, soft look. The border: 2px solid #e6b7eca1; creates
a consistent, elegant border across elements.
 Hover Effects: Buttons change background color on hover (button:hover
{ background-color: #e951fda1; }), providing visual feedback when the user
interacts with them. This adds interactivity and helps make the UI more engaging.
 Padding and Fonts: Ample padding (padding: 12px) and clean, readable fonts
(Poppins) make the elements visually appealing and user-friendly, ensuring they are
comfortable to click or type into.

Explain the usage of flexbox in your layout. Why did you choose flexbox over
other layout models like grid?
  Flexbox for Alignment and Spacing: Flexbox is used throughout the layout (e.g.,
.password-container and .input-container) to ensure elements like the input fields
and buttons are aligned and spaced evenly. Flexbox’s properties like justify-content
and align-items help to easily center items and maintain fluid layouts even when
content changes dynamically.
 Choice Over Grid: Flexbox is chosen because it excels in one-dimensional layouts, such
as aligning elements in a row or column. In cases where items need to be evenly
distributed or centered (e.g., buttons or inputs), Flexbox provides a more intuitive and
simpler approach compared to CSS Grid, which is better suited for complex, two-
dimensional layouts.

What role does the transition property play in enhancing the visual feedback
when interacting with elements like buttons or the sidebar?

 Smooth Animations: The transition property (transition: background-color

0.3s ease;) adds smooth visual feedback when the user interacts with elements like
buttons or the sidebar. For example, when hovering over a button, the background color
transitions gradually instead of changing instantly, making the UI feel more polished and
responsive.
 Sidebar Animation: Similarly, the transition on the .sidebar (transition: right
0.3s ease;) ensures that when the sidebar is toggled, it smoothly slides in and out of
view, providing a more seamless and pleasant user experience.

What logic have you implemented for handling the addition and deletion of tasks
in the to-do list?

 Addition Logic: JavaScript captures the value of the input field (the task) and creates a
new list item (<li>) when the user submits a task. It dynamically inserts the task into the
DOM, ensuring it’s displayed in the to-do list.
 Deletion Logic: Each to-do item has a delete button (.delete-btn) that triggers an event
listener in JavaScript. When clicked, the respective task is removed from the DOM using
methods like .removeChild(). This makes the list dynamic, allowing tasks to be added
and removed efficiently.

Can you explain how the sidebar animation is triggered? What CSS and
JavaScript code are responsible for making the sidebar slide in and out?

 CSS Animation: The .sidebar is initially positioned off-screen (right: -250px;), and
when it’s activated, JavaScript changes the right property to 0, bringing it into view.
 The transition property (transition: right 0.3s ease;) ensures a smooth sliding
effect.
 JavaScript Trigger: A click event listener is attached to the menu button (.menu-
button), which toggles the class or directly manipulates the right property of the
sidebar using JavaScript. This makes the sidebar slide in and out based on user
interaction.

How have you optimized your web app for mobile users?

 Media Queries: The CSS uses media queries (@media screen and (max-width:
410px)) to ensure the layout adjusts on smaller screens. Font sizes, button dimensions,
and margins are reduced to ensure the UI is readable and easy to interact with on mobile
devices.
 Responsive Layout: By setting widths to percentages (width: 90%), elements are
automatically resized to fit smaller screens without breaking the layout. This ensures the
app is fully usable on devices of different sizes, including mobile phones.

How are pseudo-elements and pseudo-classes (like ::before or

) utilized in your design?

 Pseudo-Elements: The ::before pseudo-element is used to style checkboxes in the to-

do list (span::before). This allows for a custom checkbox design without adding extra
HTML markup. The circle before the task is visually represented using this pseudo-
element.
 Pseudo-Classes: The :hover pseudo-class is used extensively to create interactive
effects (e.g., button:hover, .todo:hover). These hover effects provide immediate
feedback when the user interacts with elements, improving the UX by making the
interface feel more dynamic and responsive.

Explain the link rel in your header

 The link rel="stylesheet" in the header tells the browser to fetch and apply the CSS
styles from an external stylesheet to the document. This ensures that the styles defined in
the style.css file are applied globally to the web app.
 Additionally, if there are other link elements (e.g., rel="icon" for the favicon), they
serve to enhance the metadata of the site, providing icons or linking other external
resources that improve user experience.
How do you get the element in JavaScript?

 DOM Selection: In JavaScript, DOM elements are accessed using methods like
document.getElementById(), document.querySelector(), or
document.querySelectorAll(). For example, to select an input field with an ID of
task, you could use document.getElementById("task").
 Interaction: Once the element is selected, you can manipulate its properties or values
(e.g., getting the value of an input or modifying an element’s CSS styles dynamically).
This is crucial for tasks like form validation, adding to-do items, or toggling UI elements
such as the sidebar.

- Why use SVG instead of PNG or JPG?

- Code of the Navbar?
- Code of the Greeting Part in the Todo List Page?
- Why in your html code, there is some {{ ... }}?
- By default, there is not Poppin font, how do you implement that?