• This Website was created for the sole purpose of completing the second Milestone Project for the Code Institute's Full Stack Developer course. It was built using the knowledge gained from the HTML, CSS, User Centric Design, JavaScript Fundamentals and Interactive Frontend Development modules. A full list of technologies used can be found in the technologies section of this document.

The live SnakeGame can be found View here

• User experience
  • User Stories
    • Snake Game
  • Design
    • Colour Scheme
    • Typography
    • Imagery
  • Features
    • Current Features
    • Future Features
  • Technologies Used
    • Languages Used.
    • Frameworks Libraries and Programs
  • Testing
    • Testing User Stories
    • Code Testing
  • Deployment
    • Github, Gitpod, Git and Gitub pages
  • Credits
    • Code
    • Media
    • Content.
    • Acknowledgements Table of contents generated with markdown-toc

• The two main colours used to create the game are blue colour #hsl, and a yellow colour #hsl representing the snake and food. Other colours were also used for border and background colour between the two main colours to create sections when playing the game .
• I also used black colour for my borders respectively and also cream colour #ccc for my game board to display the snake and the food .

• In built text font was used in creating the snake game from inception to conclusion.

• No physical images will be used on the site. The snake image will be drawn with code by using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) to display this on the HTML page.

• HTML5
• CSS3
• JAVASCRIPT

• Git
  • Git was used as a version control in the terminal.
• Github
  • Github was used to create and store the project repository.
• Gitpod
  • Gitpod was used to create my files and code the project.

• Reponsive

  • This is the first responsive snake game which is available on all screen sizes

• Features

• Existing Features

  • Game Instructions.
  • Snake image.
  • Win/Lose Scores.
  • User input.
  • Snake Game button to start and re-start game.

• Game modes: 'Easy' or 'Hard' mode will be added in a future release. Easy mode will start with no figure parts displayed, this will leave 10 guesses. Hard mode will start with the snake and the food structure already drawn, this will leave 6 guesses.

• Test Strategy
• Summary

  • Testing is required on The Snake JavaScript game created for JS Project . All features and user stories documented in the README are to be tested.

  • HTML code must pass through the W3C HTML Validator.

  • CSS code must pass through the W3C CSS Validator.

  • JavaScript code must pass through the JS Validator.

• How to run the project:.

  • I first created a repository cloning the Code Institutes template on my github page.
  • Once created I opened the page in Gitpod.
  • I then used the terminal to create my index.html file ie, touch index.html.
  • I then created my assets folder , to hold snakeGame.js,food.js,input.js,snake.js and matrix.js.
  • I then created the style.css file within the css folder.

• Git

  • Once I created the main files and folders I then used the git add . command to add them to the staging area.

  • Once they were staged I then used git commit -m "initial commit" to commit them to github.

  • I then used git push to push the files onto my gihub page.

  • I used these steps to commit the project regularly throughout the development to keep everything saved and up to date on my github.

  • To make my project live I then used github pages.

  • Open a workspace in gitpod in my github

  • create a javascript project in my gitpod

• Download the game
• Run it
• Start playing with the arrow keys.
• If you lose, it will restart by it's self so you can continue playing the game

• All content was written by myself.

• Code Institute for getting me to this point
• My Mentor for his help with this project.