This project is based off of a school assignment called 'The Useless Web' - a reference to an actual website. The instructions were in short to create a pointless site, in order to get acquainted with some of the basic syntax of JavaScript.
I decided to go with a nostalgic approach. Hope you like it!
The requirements included the following:
- The project should use at least three types of event listeners for example scroll, click and keypress.
- The project should use some kind of iteration for example map, forEach or for.
- The project should use arrays or objects or both to store values.
- The project should have a nice user interface with consistent margins and paddings.
- The project should use CSS variables for colors and font families..
- The project should use at least one self hosted font with woff and woff2 format.
- The project should be responsive and be built using the method mobile-first.
- The project should use responsive images when using images.
- The project should implement an accessible graphical user interface.
- The project must not include any coding errors, warning or notices.
- The project must be tested on at least two of your classmates computers. Add the testers name to the README.md file.
- The project should be deployed to either Netlify or Vercel
- The application should be pushed to a public repository on GitHub.
- The application should be useless 🙅♀️
- CSS
- HTML
- JavaScript
To see this project, do one of two things:
Option 1: Head on over to the link that's attached to this sentence.
Option 2:
- Clone or fork this repository to your computer.
- Open up the folder through your text editor.
- Use an extension similar to
live server
and access the project from there.