1. Introduction
2. UX
3. Logic
4. Features
5. Technologies Used
6. Testing
7. Deployment
8. Credits

In this project I replicated the famous rock, paper and scissors game. It is a game originated from China, usually played between two people, in which each player simultaneously forms one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. These shapes are "rock", "paper", and "scissors".

A deployed link of the project can be found: here

• The user will be asked to provide his/her name.
• The user will be informed about the rules of the game.
• The user will have to follow the rules and win the game.

The outcome of the game is determined by 3 simple rules:

• Rock wins against scissors.
• Scissors win against paper.
• Paper wins against rock. The user needs to win the game against the computer.

I created a flowchart of the game.

• Landing Page.
• Game Screen.
• End game alert.

• I plan to add 3 rounds for the game and the user and computer scores.

• Python

• Random

• Heroku
• PEP8
• Github
• Diagram.net
• Gitpod

• I validate the code through the PEP8 Linter.
• Tried to give invalid inputs to test my validation of the input.

PEP8 was used yto validate the Python code to ensure that there is no error.

• I tested the all the screens works in different browsers: Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge.
• I confirmed that this project is responsive, looks good and works on all standard screens using the devtools device toolbar.

• When adding a string in the user_action input we get an error. I'm planning to fix it as soon as possible.

The program was deployed to Heroku. These are the steps:

• Log in to Heroku.
• Click on "create a new app".
• Click on settings.
• Added these build packs: Python and nodejs.
• go to the Gitpod terminal:
• type heroku login -i
• enter your email
• enter your password
• type heroku apps
• heroku git:remote -a rock-paper-scissors-p3
• git add .
• git commit -m "Deploy to heroku CLI"
• git push origin main
• git push heroku main

• W3schools Great source of information and inspiration
• Udemy 100 Days of Code: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp for 2022
• Devdojo I found inspiration for my project

• I want to thank all the Code Institute's tutors for the great support, and Martina Terlevic for reviewing my project and for giving me a lot of useful feedback.