Calendar | UX Gantt chart

1. Navigation: The calendar page should have easy-to-use navigation that allows users to easily move between months and years.

2. Current Month: The current month should be prominently displayed, along with the current date.

3. Events: The calendar should include events for each day, displayed in a clear and organized manner. Users should be able to easily click on events to view more details, such as time, location, and description.

4. Filters: If the calendar includes a large number of events, filters can be helpful to allow users to narrow down their search by category or type of event.

5. Search: A search bar can also be useful to allow users to find specific events or dates.

6. Add Event: Users should be able to easily add their own events to the calendar, with the ability to specify date, time, location, and other details.

7. Responsive Design: It's important that the calendar page is designed to be responsive, meaning it should look good and function well on all devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.

8. Color-coded Categories: Color-coded categories for different types of events can help users quickly identify and sort through events they are interested in.

9. RSVP: If the calendar includes events that require RSVPs, a simple and intuitive RSVP system should be included.

10. Sharing: Users should be able to easily share events they are interested in on social media or via email.

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