Progress
A single YTD number plus context: days elapsed and days remaining.
Year-to-date, made readable
Track progress from Jan 1 to today — without the noise
A clean front page structure for a YTD tracker: key numbers, milestones, and simple reporting blocks you can expand later into full product pages.
Day
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Year
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YTD
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Remaining
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Values are calculated in the browser.
Overview
YearTo.Date is designed around a simple idea: most tracking should fit on one screen. The homepage shows the essentials first, then adds detail through predictable blocks.
This layout is commonly used when restoring a domain’s homepage: clear headings, internal anchors, and a stable information architecture.
Typical sections
- YTD progress and milestone highlights
- Simple monthly breakdown
- Notes / changelog block
- Contact entry point
Features
Milestones
Quarter markers and custom checkpoints for teams and personal goals.
Reporting
A compact summary block you can export or expand into a full report page.
Templates
Reusable blocks for different domains: finance, events, communities, products.
Use cases
Teams
Track yearly OKRs, delivery pace, and deadline proximity at a glance.
Personal
Habit streaks, training plans, reading goals, and budgets.
FAQ
What does “YTD” mean?
Year-to-date: from the start of the year up to today.
Is this connected to a backend?
This is a static homepage template. Add a backend when needed.
Can the layout be expanded?
Yes — you can add internal pages while keeping this stable homepage structure.
Contact
Use this block as a neutral point of contact for inquiries and requests.