Case study: Homework Calendar

Homework Calendar is a self-directed React project built around a clear student planning problem: recurring lessons, changing deadlines, and the friction of manually transferring school information into a usable calendar workflow.

The project focuses on browser-based scheduling with repeated lesson structures and event export to Google Calendar. That makes it less of a generic to-do interface and more of a practical education tool aimed at turning class schedules, tests, and homework into an organized repeatable system.

Technically, the project is positioned as a Vite + React application with an automation angle. The work reflects frontend development, state-driven UI decisions, and a problem frame that is grounded in day-to-day student use rather than abstract design exercises. Summary: Lesson Calendar is a Vite + React + Tailwind single-page app that helps students manage recurring lessons and push Class/Test/Homework events to Google Calendar.

As a case study, this route exists to give the project a dedicated search destination with project-specific text, metadata, image references, and structured data while leaving the visible portfolio grid unchanged.