This simple web application allows you to create and manage sticky notes directly in your browser. Built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it's a practical example of front-end development and local storage manipulation.
- Create Notes: Add new sticky notes with custom text content.
- Edit Notes: Modify the text of existing notes.
- Delete Notes: Remove notes you no longer need.
- Drag and Drop: Reposition notes anywhere on the screen.
- Persistent Storage: Notes are saved locally in your browser, so they're available even after you close and reopen the page.
- Color-Coded Notes: Create notes with different background colors (e.g., using a color picker or predefined options). (Optional, implement if you added this feature)
- Responsive Design: The app adapts to different screen sizes. (Optional, implement if you added this feature)
- HTML: Structure of the notes and the user interface.
- CSS: Styling and layout of the sticky notes.
- JavaScript: Dynamic behavior, note creation, manipulation, and local storage interaction.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Thakor-Yashpal/Sticky-Notes-Using-HTML-CSS-And-JavaScript.git
- Open
index.html
: Simply open theindex.html
file in your web browser. - Start creating notes: Click the "Add Note" button (or equivalent) to create a new sticky note. Enter your text and start organizing!
index.html
: The main HTML file.style.css
: The CSS file for styling.script.js
: The JavaScript file for functionality.
- Rich Text Editing: Allow for formatting options within the notes (bold, italic, lists, etc.).
- Synchronization: Sync notes across devices using a backend service.
- Search/Filtering: Implement a search bar to quickly find notes.
- Tags/Categories: Organize notes using tags or categories.
- Export/Import: Enable exporting and importing notes in different formats (e.g., JSON, TXT).
- Reminders/Due Dates: Add reminder functionality with due dates and notifications.
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit pull requests for bug fixes, new features, or improvements to the code.