Built the Core Productivity Features of FocusHub Today I made major progress on FocusHub and transformed the project from a basic dashboard layout into a functional productivity workspace.

I completed the live clock and dynamic greeting system, which automatically updates the time, date, and message based on the current time of day. I also made the Google search bar functional so users can search directly from the dashboard.

The dark and light theme switcher is now working and the selected theme is saved using localStorage, so the user’s preference remains active after refreshing the page.

I also completed the Quick Notes feature. Notes are saved automatically in the browser, which means users do not lose their content when they reload the dashboard.

The Pomodoro timer is now functional with Start, Pause, and Reset controls. This gives users a simple focus tool directly inside the dashboard.

Another major feature completed in this session was the Favorite Websites section. Users can add their own website names and URLs, open them in a new tab, remove them, and keep them saved using localStorage.

I also built the Daily Tasks system. Users can add tasks, mark them as complete, delete them, and keep the task list saved after refreshing the page.

At this stage, FocusHub has a strong functional foundation. The next steps will focus on completing the interactive calendar, connecting the weather API, improving the visual design, adding icons and animations, and preparing the project for deployment.