vanillawebprojects README

The project's README from github.com/bradtraversy/vanillawebprojects. As one markdown file: README.md.

20+ Web Projects With Vanilla JavaScript

This is the main repository for all of the projects in the course.

# Project Live Demo
01 Form Validator Live Demo
02 Movie Seat Booking Live Demo
03 Custom Video Player Live Demo
04 Exchange Rate Calculator Live Demo
05 DOM Array Methods Project Live Demo
06 Menu Slider & Modal Live Demo
07 Hangman Game Live Demo
08 Mealfinder App Live Demo
09 Expense Tracker Live Demo
10 Music Player Live Demo
11 Infinite Scrolling Live Demo
12 Typing Game Live Demo
13 Speech Text Reader Live Demo
14 Memory Cards Live Demo
15 LyricsSearch App Live Demo
16 Relaxer App Live Demo
17 Breakout Game Live Demo
18 New Year Countdown Live Demo
19 Speak Number Guessing Game Live Demo
20 Product Filtering UI Live Demo

NOTE ON PULL REQUESTS: All of these projects are part of the course. While I do appreciate people trying to make some things prettier or adding new features, we are only accepting pull requests and looking at issues for bug fixes so that the code stays inline with the course

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What is this?A collection of 20+ mini web projects (form validator, movie seat booking, music player, breakout game, etc.) built with plain HTML5, CSS and JavaScript as part of a Udemy course.
Is this a framework or a library?Neither — it's a set of standalone example apps/games, each in its own folder, with no frameworks or libraries used.
How do I run one of the projects?Clone the repo and open the index.html file of any individual project folder in your browser, since each project is pure HTML/CSS/JS with no build step.
Do I need Node, a bundler, or any libraries installed?No — the whole point of the course is building these with vanilla JavaScript only, so no npm packages, frameworks, or build tools are required.
Who is this course for?Beginner to intermediate JavaScript learners who want hands-on practice building real UI patterns (DOM manipulation, forms, games, media players) without relying on any framework.
What topics do the 20 projects cover?They range from a form validator, movie seat booking, custom video player and exchange rate calculator to a hangman game, memory cards, breakout game, expense tracker, infinite scrolling and a typing game — a broad spread of common front-end UI and game patterns.
Are live demos available for each project?Yes, the README table lists a Live Demo link for every one of the 20+ projects.
Is this tied to a paid course?Yes, it's the companion repo for a Udemy course and links directly to the course page, though the code itself is free to browse and clone.
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