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Submitted 8 months ago

Responsive HangMan Game using NuxtJS 3 / Sass

Nolbrayaf•60
@Nolbrayaf
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This is a solution for...Hangman game
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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Made the HangMan challenge with NuxtJS and Sass. I"ve tried to make it on a single page, using Vue Transition's tag for a smooth fade animation (by conditionning main-container of each part of the game). I feel like my css is pretty instable, too much "flat", and don't know how to make it more comfortable. i also create a tons of component for each part, when it's possible, maybe too much ? If anyone has any advice on component structure or just page structure and css, i'll take it !

main difficulty / unsure of : make it responsive on the game board, depending on word length)

i really wanted to do a single page game, proud of this / feeling that i made it and it's working ! (atleast at 90% ahah)

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  • alexander•1,300
    @alex931dPosted 8 months ago

    Hello! A very nice solution to this challenge. I have noticed that I'm able to hear the bubble sound multiple times when I click more than once on a button.

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    Nolbrayaf•60
    @NolbrayafPosted 8 months ago

    @alex931d

    Thanks for the report ! Just fixed it and you remind me to store the audio function in a separate file (was previously defined on each button)

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  • parykhan•50
    @parykhan-jameelPosted 8 months ago

    everything was nicely done, I enjoyed the game and browsing through it, also the UI looks really cool, keep it up :)

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