- The calendar is displayed as a table grid with days as the columns and weeks as the rows, one month at a time
- The user can view different months as far in the past or future as desired
- Events can be added, modified, and deleted
- Events have a title, date, and time
- Users can log into the site, and they cannot view or manipulate events associated with other users
- Don't fall into the Abuse of Functionality trap! Check user credentials on the server side as well as on the client side.
- All actions are performed over AJAX, without ever needing to reload the page
- Refreshing the page does not log a user out
- Users can tag an event with a particular category and enable/disable those tags in the calendar view.
- Users can share their calendar with additional users.
- Show username when login
- Calender backgroud will change with event
- Calender background will bahnge when hover
- Show a curent time on home page
- If storing passwords, they are stored salted and hashed
- All AJAX requests that either contain sensitive information or modify something on the server are performed via POST, not GET
- Safe from XSS attacks; that is, all content is escaped on output
- Safe from SQL Injection attacks
- CSRF tokens are passed when editing or removing events
- Session cookie is HTTP-Only
- Page passes the W3C validator
- A bug will show in inspect but function working well
- Steady can be better
- background can be change with different tag
