I want to kick off a series of small programming projects by first completing a web-based To-Do List application. The stack is deliberately lightweight—plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript—so that the code stays readable and easy for me to maintain or extend later. Core features I need right now: • Users can create a task, see it appear instantly in the list, and delete it when finished. • Each task is editable after it is created; inline editing or an “Edit” modal is fine as long as the interaction feels smooth. Nice-to-have ideas such as prioritisation flags or due-date reminders can wait, but please keep the structure flexible so they can slot in later without a full rewrite. Interface & UX expectations The page should be responsive, looking clean on desktop and mobile. Use modern CSS (Flexbox or Grid) for layout and a simple colour palette—nothing overly stylised, just clear readability. Data handling Local persistence is enough for this version, so localStorage or an equally simple client-side solution will do. Please structure the JavaScript so that swapping in an API or database later is straightforward (e.g., isolate storage logic in its own module). Deliverables • All source files (index.html, styles.css, script.js) • A brief README explaining the folder structure, build/run instructions, and where future features would plug in • Screenshots or a short screen recording that demonstrates adding, editing, and deleting tasks I’ll test by running it locally in the latest Chrome and Edge browsers; if everything works smoothly there, I’ll consider the milestone complete and we can move on to the next project in the queue.