Overview

This software is a simple interactive memory game called Simon Says, where players repeat an increasingly long sequence of flashing colored buttons. It runs entirely in the browser and updates in real time based on user interaction.

The purpose of this project was to demonstrate proficiency in JavaScript by manipulating the DOM, handling events, and managing game logic. It also served as a practical exercise in structuring a clean project folder, testing functionality, and applying CSS for dynamic visual feedback—laying the groundwork for future, more advanced web development projects.

[Software Demo Video] https://youtu.be/rT3Hj103EYk

Development Environment

I used Visual Studio Code on macOS to write and test my code. The software was built using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS

Useful Websites

• [Geek for Geeks] https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/create-a-simon-game-using-html-css-javascript/
• [W3Schools]https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_htmldom_eventlistener.asp

Future Work

• Add animations

• Add levels or difficulty settings to challenge players more

• Create a restart screen or modal with final score summary and play-again button