Add Undo/Redo Feature to the Dynamic To-Do List Application
In task management, accidental deletions or reordering can disrupt users’ workflow and create frustration. To enhance the user experience, we propose adding Undo/Redo functionality to the To-Do List application. This will allow users to quickly reverse changes, such as reordering, deleting, or editing tasks, and reapply them if needed, making the system more user-friendly and productive.
Proposed Solution:
Undo Functionality:
Allow users to revert the last change (e.g., deletion, reorder, or edit) by clicking an "Undo" button or using a keyboard shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + Z).
Display a temporary toast message confirming the action and offering an "Undo" option for quick recovery.
Redo Functionality:
Implement a "Redo" button or keyboard shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + Y) to reapply a previously undone action.
Ensure that Redo works only if an Undo action has been performed.
State Management:
Maintain a history stack to track user actions in the correct sequence.
Implement clear limits on the number of actions stored in the history to manage memory usage effectively.
Issue Overview:
Add Undo/Redo Feature to the Dynamic To-Do List Application
In task management, accidental deletions or reordering can disrupt users’ workflow and create frustration. To enhance the user experience, we propose adding Undo/Redo functionality to the To-Do List application. This will allow users to quickly reverse changes, such as reordering, deleting, or editing tasks, and reapply them if needed, making the system more user-friendly and productive.
Proposed Solution:
Undo Functionality:
Allow users to revert the last change (e.g., deletion, reorder, or edit) by clicking an "Undo" button or using a keyboard shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + Z). Display a temporary toast message confirming the action and offering an "Undo" option for quick recovery.
Redo Functionality:
Implement a "Redo" button or keyboard shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + Y) to reapply a previously undone action. Ensure that Redo works only if an Undo action has been performed.
State Management:
Maintain a history stack to track user actions in the correct sequence. Implement clear limits on the number of actions stored in the history to manage memory usage effectively.