Blueprint for Task Management System Mini-Project

User Registration and Authentication:

1. Pages:
   • Register
   • Login
   • Logout
2. Functionality:
   • User registration with username and password.
   • User login/logout functionality.

Task Management:

1. Pages:
   • Task List
   • Create Task
   • Edit Task
2. Functionality:
   • Display a list of tasks with details.
   • Create a new task with title, description, due date, and status.
   • View, edit, and delete tasks.

Task Status:

1. Fields:
   • Task Status (e.g., To Do, In Progress, Done).
2. Functionality:
   • Change the status of a task.

User Roles:

1. Roles:
   • Regular User
   • Administrator
2. Authorization:
   • Administrators can delete tasks.

Database Schema:

• Tables:
  1. Users (UserId, Username, Password, Role)
  2. Tasks (TaskId, Title, Description, DueDate, Status, UserId)

Authentication and Authorization:

• Use ASP.NET Identity for authentication.
• Implement role-based authorization.

User Interface Design:

1. Pages:
   • TaskList.cshtml
   • CreateTask.cshtml
   • EditTask.cshtml
2. Navigation:
   • Menu with links to Task List, Create Task, and Logout.

Implementation Plan:

• Tasks:
  1. Set up the ASP.NET MVC project.
  2. Implement user registration and authentication.
  3. Design and create the database schema.
  4. Implement task management functionality.
  5. Implement role-based authorization.
  6. Design and implement user interface pages.
  7. Test and debug the application.
  8. Deploy the application.

Challenges and Solutions:

1. Challenges:
   • Handling user authentication securely.
   • Ensuring proper authorization for different user roles.
2. Solutions:
   • Use ASP.NET Identity for secure authentication.
   • Carefully implement role-based authorization.

Testing:

• Testing Phases:
  1. Unit testing for individual components.
  2. Integration testing for the entire application.
  3. User acceptance testing with sample users.

Conclusion:

• Summary:
  1. Recap of key features and functionalities.
  2. Acknowledge any lessons learned during the development process.

Feel free to expand on each section based on your project's specific requirements and your preferred level of detail. Good luck with your mini-project!