"To-Do Lists" are lists of tasks or activities that a person wants to accomplish, needs to organize, or wants to keep track of. Typically, they are used to structure work, set priorities, and ensure that no important tasks are forgotten.
Typical features of software in the "To-Do Lists" area include:
Task management: The software allows users to add, edit, and delete tasks, as well as organize them according to various criteria such as priority, due date, or category.
Prioritization: Users can prioritize tasks by marking them with different symbols, colors, or tags to highlight their urgency or importance.
Due dates and reminders: The software allows users to set due dates for tasks and receive reminders to ensure that no important deadlines are missed.
Subtasks and subcategories: Users can break down complex tasks into smaller subtasks or categorize tasks into different categories or projects to improve organization.
Collaboration and sharing: The software provides features for sharing task lists with other users to facilitate collaboration and ensure that all stakeholders are informed of progress.
Integration with other tools: The software can be integrated with calendars, email applications, or project management tools to establish a seamless connection between task lists and other workspaces.