Reader Denis wanted to embed a to-do list on his Windows desktop, and came up with a no-install solution: and a simple HTML page can do the trick. I use only the basic HTML tags to make it readable.

But there’s a fundamental problem with the “to do” list…and it’s a problem of design. Instead, McKeown recommends we redesign the list, and we use white space as our guide.

When I launched a website for my candy-making company recently, I quickly discovered that using my email inbox for to-do lists worked fine when I had only one person to manage. But it wasn’t ...

Dedicated to-do apps abound, but one of the best may be right in your inbox. Google Tasks, integrated into Gmail, provides a simple way to create ordered task lists, complete with due dates ...