TicTacToe

Project Summary

I worked on the challenge of building a fully interactive web-based game using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I created a Tic-Tac-Toe website where users can choose to play as X or O and compete against a computer bot.

Why did you do this project?

I chose to build a Tic-Tac-Toe game because, although it seems simple, it presents an interesting challenge in both design and programming logic. I wanted to test my coding skills by creating something interactive and fun that others could play directly in their browser.

How did you make your project or solve this problem?

I used HTML to build the page structure where users select their symbol (X or O). I applied CSS to style and center the game board. I programmed the game logic and a bot opponent using JavaScript. The finished site was deployed online through Netlify.

What did you find out?

I learned how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript work together to create interactive web experiences. Programming the bot's decision-making was the most challenging part. I also discovered how to deploy and share a website publicly using Netlify.

Why do your results matter?

My results show that a student can build a complete, playable game from scratch using fundamental web technologies. This project proves that coding is not just about making static pages it can create engaging, interactive experiences that anyone can enjoy.

What could you do next?

I would improve the bot to make it smarter and more strategic. I would also redesign the homepage with better visuals and add features like a score tracker, different difficulty levels, or a two-player online mode.

References

I used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript documentation from MDN Web Docs. My Technology teacher guided and supported the project. S. completed this project individually.

TicTacToe

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