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home page
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Inspiration
The Emoji Movie Quiz started from a simple idea—since everyone watches movies, why not make a fun, movie-themed game? We used expressive emojis to represent popular films and let players guess the titles. It’s a light, engaging concept that sparked a creative coding journey.
What it does
This was our first time using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We learned how to structure a webpage, design a clean interface, and implement basic game logic. One challenge was making the background responsive across different screen sizes, which we solved through teamwork and testing.
How we built it
We used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build the Emoji Movie Quiz. We structured the webpage with HTML, styled it with CSS, and implemented the quiz logic with JavaScript. We also hosted the project on GitHub Pages, learning how to organize files properly and handle common hosting issues.
Challenges we ran into
Learning new languages in a short time was tough, but we managed to overcome it and deliver a smooth project. Making the background responsive was another challenge, which required careful teamwork and testing across devices.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We’re proud of learning web development from scratch, building a functional and fun game, and publishing it online. Overcoming technical hurdles as a team and seeing our idea come to life was incredibly rewarding.
What we learned
Overall, this project was a great introduction to web development. It helped us learn quickly and collaborate effectively. The experience wouldn’t have been as rewarding without the effort and support of every team member.
