The website I built is a game to play two versions of Rock, Paper, Scissors, a classic version, and a more difficult version with five fighter choices adding a lizard and alien/UFO. Users can select from either game and play against a computer. The user can select a fighter with a click. A view of their selection and the computer's randomly selected fighter is displayed with a token below the choices. A message is displayed informing the user of who won. The score is kept on the left and right sides of the screen counting for each player's wins. If the user clicks the change game button the home page is viewable and the score is reset to 0.

Click the deploy link to play the game or follow these steps:

• Fork this project to your own Github account.
• Clone the repository to your local machine.
• cd into the project folder.
• Use the open index.html command to view the webpage.

I am a Front-End developer in the 6th week of an intensive Software Development Bootcamp. It took me 5 days of work to complete and I kept track of my work using GitHub project board.

Built & deployed by Carissa Hluchan

The goals for the project included: Solidify and demonstrate understanding of:

• DRY JavaScript
• event delegation to handle similar event listeners
• Understand the difference between the data model and how the data is displayed on the DOM
• Using a problem-solving process to break down large problems, solve things step by step.

• .setTimeout(): async funcationality. I used setTimeout functions and applied them in JavaScript.
• UI/UX: I tested the games to identify bugs in game play. I had to included a function guard to allow for a click to be in progress.