quiz app using javascript

How to create a Quiz App?

HTML should be used to design the Quiz App.

Apply CSS in styling the Quiz App.

For the flow of Quiz App use JavaScript.

You can download the source code of this project by copying the following link or by cloning this project from the GitHub page: ‘Download Now’.

Body section:

This is the section where the real LIFE is; all the action occurs here. It also comprises the user interface that is the portion of the site that the users will be able to see and work on. Here’s what we see on the stage:

App container: This div (division) element serves the purpose of being the primary layout for this quiz application. It probably has some classes to be applied in the external CSS stylesheet for appearance characteristics such as size, position etc.

Quiz title: There is an h1 heading which contains the text “Simple Quiz” and is big and conspicuous.

Quiz section: Another div element that could be formatted differently in CSS contains the actual content of the quiz.

Question: The text in an h2 heading with the ID “question” is where the quiz will reveal each question. First one is to have the space for the questions written as ‘Question goes here” which is to be replaced by actual questions in JavaScript.

Answer buttons: Four buttons are grouped by a div with the id “answer-buttons”. These buttons, most probably aligned in the same format as the “btn” CSS class, will contain the answers to the respective questions.

Next button: A button is presented with the ID “next-btn” and it points to “Next”. JavaScript will likely force this button to go to the next question after a user has clicked it.

Boxing the App (Creating the app class that will be used to build the app)

The.app class sets basic attributes of the quiz application and styles the main container or wrapper element of the web page.

Their width is set in relation to the size of the viewport but is fixed at 90% with a maximum width of 550px. This makes the app be responsive and does not occupy much space on the user’s device while being used on different device screens.

In the case of the background color, the color is set to white (#fff) in order to get a sharp contrast with the black background.