This project is called the Ladies List, the purpose of this design it to allow a digital space for task management system for a single user type. This app will has a home page that shows after the user signs in. Once the user is logged on there will be a selection at the top right corner for “My Task” when the user clicks my task they will be taken to a page where that have an empty text field where the user can input, and save their tasks they wish to complete. Along with the task feature the user will have an option for “my plans” this page will be a larger, or letter sized text box that allows users to plan out how they would like to exicute their task.
MVP features/User Stories: User can log on with email User can interact with the home page complete with User can create unique task they wish to complete User can “delete” or complete task as they wish User can use “my plans” page to create plans of action for larger task
ERD for product plan lay out below: https://lucid.app/lucidchart/2ab2bb26-bf87-4943-947a-0c9035519ea4/edit?invitationId=inv_00d07ebb-2709-4dda-a9fb-5e0363b17918
ERD for proposed Data flows: https://dbdiagram.io/d/61aa8e718c901501c0dfeed6
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