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Phases: 1. Setup & Authentication: AUTH and UI requirements 2. Task Management and Weekly View: TASK and WEEK requirements 3. Calendar Integration: CAL requirements 4. Final Polish: UI enhancements and refinement All v1 requirements mapped to phases.
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# My Weekly To Do List - Roadmap
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## Overview
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This roadmap delivers the My Weekly To Do List application in four phases, starting with core functionality and building toward a complete, polished experience. Each phase delivers a coherent set of capabilities that users can verify and use incrementally.
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## Phases
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### Phase 1: Setup & Authentication
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**Goal:** Users can securely access the application and manage their account
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**Requirements:**
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- AUTH-01: User can sign up with email and password
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- AUTH-02: User receives email verification after signup
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- AUTH-03: User can reset password via email link
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- AUTH-04: User session persists across browser refresh
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- UI-01: Clean, minimal interface similar to TeuxDeux
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- UI-02: Responsive design that works on desktop and tablet
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- UI-03: Intuitive controls for task management
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**Success Criteria:**
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1. User can create an account with email/password
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2. User receives and can verify email address after signup
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3. User can reset password via email link
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4. User stays logged in across browser sessions
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5. Application interface loads and displays correctly on desktop and tablet devices
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6. User can navigate core UI elements intuitively
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### Phase 2: Task Management and Weekly View
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**Goal:** Users can create, manage, and visualize their tasks in a weekly calendar view
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**Requirements:**
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- TASK-01: User can create tasks with title and description
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- TASK-02: User can edit existing tasks
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- TASK-03: User can delete tasks
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- TASK-04: User can mark tasks as complete/incomplete
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- TASK-05: User can view tasks in a weekly grid view
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- WEEK-01: User can navigate between weeks
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- WEEK-02: User can view tasks and calendar events in a unified weekly view
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- WEEK-03: User can drag and drop tasks between days of the week
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- WEEK-04: User can see time allocation clearly with visual indicators
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**Success Criteria:**
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1. User can create new tasks with title and description
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2. User can edit existing tasks with updated information
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3. User can delete tasks from their list
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4. User can mark tasks as complete or incomplete
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5. User can view tasks organized in a weekly grid layout
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6. User can navigate between different weeks in the calendar
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7. User can drag tasks between different days of the week
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8. User can clearly see how time is allocated across days with visual cues
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### Phase 3: Calendar Integration
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**Goal:** Users can connect external calendar accounts and synchronize data
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**Requirements:**
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- CAL-01: User can connect their Google Calendar account
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- CAL-02: User can connect their Apple Calendar account
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- CAL-03: User can view calendar events alongside tasks in weekly view
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- CAL-04: User can synchronize tasks and calendar events bidirectionally
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**Success Criteria:**
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1. User can connect their Google Calendar account through OAuth
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2. User can connect their Apple Calendar account through OAuth
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3. User can see calendar events displayed alongside tasks in the weekly view
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4. User's tasks and calendar events are synchronized bidirectionally between the app and connected calendars
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5. User can manage calendar connection settings from the application
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### Phase 4: Final Polish
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**Goal:** Enhanced user experience and refined functionality
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**Requirements:**
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- (No specific requirements for this phase, though all previous requirements are completed)
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**Success Criteria:**
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1. All application features function consistently and reliably
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2. User interface is polished and responsive across all device sizes
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3. Application performs well under typical usage scenarios
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4. All user flows are intuitive and well-tested
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5. Accessibility standards are met for core functionality |