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I was reading about Muji's product design philosophy the other day and felt compelled to complete a little design exercise based on it.

I wrote about it more on Medium (friend/free link below)

https://medium.com/@sebastians-estudio/i-built-a-minimalist-daily-planning-tool-with-ai-9479054c6a6f?sk=f78e53f7c511715405c3fd875265f0c7

Here is the codepen where it was built:

https://codepen.io/sebastians-estudio/pen/ExqOzQQ

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Love that you added the codepen demo, it gave me a chance to test and click around and it perfectly solves the to-do list task whilst being minimal and intuitive. I do notice when I hover on the white buttons, I get a light grey font on dark background, its hard to see this. I also cleared my completed tasks and I couldn't get them back. Might be nice to just make this a "hide" functionality. The export to notes functioanlity is a nice touch so that users can paste their list elsewhere. I love that the pasted version of it looks like a checklist and even splits the complete and pending, awesome stuff.

Thank you Nicole! Not sure if I will continue iterating on this, but I will be sure to implement your feedback if I do. Perhaps if I make it into a full on mobile + web app!
If you don't ask me to log in or sign up for a newsletter then I will use your app 😂
Lol, I am very cognizant of the newsletter/sign up fatigue felt by everyone (including me). If I ever do have such an offer I will be sure it is worth it for people. For now, I am leveraging Medium as my "portfolio site".

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