• I followed some best practices.
• I used reusable functions (addTask, deleteTask, editTask, toggleCompleted, clearCompletedTasks, provideLists, saveLists, updateIndexes) and imports them where needed.
• It has clear variable and function names
• It doesn't include any unnecessary code
• The HTML structure uses appropriate semantic tags
• Class names are descriptive

Nice job @mryeminthu ! Your project looks complete and our group didn't manage to find any issues with your code.

Highlights 🥇

• add/remove functionalities work as expected;
• design of the page is close to the minimalist example provided in the task;
• 'Clear all complete' button works as expected;
• the completed tasks that are checked by the user become strikethrough;

Improvement suggestion (OPTIONAL) ♻️

Please think about the 'Refresh' button and if you need an Event listener for it. There are no requirements for that feature but possible behaviour may be:

1. When you click the 'Refresh' button all the tasks get deleted.
2. When you click the 'Refresh' button the checked tasks become unchecked (RECOMMENDED because the user doesn't lose his/her list).

APPROVED.

-Hi Ye-Min, you have done well on this project
-All liners passed.
-There is nothing to say than it is approved.

Hello @mryeminthu

Great Wok There 🟢

Keep Grinding, Keep Pushing 💪 😎