In my room, I have a whiteboard that I typically use to store my to-do list and use as a general place to write and do work/calculatons. Typically, the to-do list part would use a significant amount of the board, hampering the amount of work I could do on it concurrently. My solution was to just put my to-do list online, leading to Reminders.

Internally, the notes are stored in an XML tree for ease of access. XML is used for the sole purpose that it is a built-in tree, making it so I didn't need to recreate any data structure.

Although relatively simple, this project did teach me a few important things. Firstly, how to use input tags in HTML to get user input (previously in letter getter, I just tracked keypresses). Secondly, I learned about XML and how to use it, along with more broadly, more about the inner workings of how website data is internally stored in the process.