Time is a funny thing; it is never as long as it has seemed - Anon
Every day we make choices about how to spend our time. Sometimes we commit to social engagements with our friends. Other times, our work may create commitments that cannot be missed. Weddings, court dates, coffee klatches, job interviews, pickup basketball, budget meetings, the litany of potential activities can quickly become overwhelming.
This Work Day Scheduler is the perfect app to keep track of all your events.
Time waits for no one - Folklore*
The Work Day Scheduler has three columns and 18 rows representing time from 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The left-hand column represents the time of the associated event. The middle column is for entering the details/description of each event. The right-hand row contains the button to save the appointment.
Lost Time is never found again - Benjamin Franklin*
The middle column is an HTML text-area where event details can be entered. Once entered, the save button will persist the information from the text-area into local storage. Time, details, and a timestamp are created in JavaScript as an array of objects and stringified for local storage. The local storage string is parsed to JSON to render each appointment into its appropriate time slot.
Additionally, there is a clear data function that uses the timestamp to determine whether or not appointment entries are more than one day old. If the entry is older than one day, then it is removed from local storage.
The key is in not spending time, but in investing it - Stephen R. Covey*
Finally, time blocks are color coded.
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Morning hours have been assigned a background of
DARK SLATE GRAY
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The workday is from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM:
- Time that has occurred already is given a background of
GRAY
- The current hour has a background of
RED
- Time that is in the future has a background color of
GREEN
- Time that has occurred already is given a background of
-
Evening hours have been assigned a background of
PALE VIOLET RED
For maximum efficiency, be sure to use the Work Day Scheduler in conjunction with the Task List app.
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Elements and components such as grids, typography, color, and imagery are not only visually pleasing, but also create a sense of hierarchy, meaning, and focus.
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*Quotes about time from HERE.