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Get to know how to develop a digital alarm clock with HTML CSS and Javascript.
The structure of a digital alarm clock can be created using HTML.
Use CSS to style the clock.
For Functionality of Alarm Clock use Javascript.
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Body Section (<body>):
Container (<div class=”container”>): Establishes a div container to put all the content of the page in an appropriate order. This element might be styled from the “style.css” file which defines how it should be positioned or laid out.
Wrapper (<div class=”wrapper”>): Another div container within the first div container, it might have other layout and style use.
Image (<img src=”Alarm.jpg”>): Looks an image of a brisk which is most probably an image of an alarm named “Alarm.jpg”.
Current Time (<h1>05:(hour, min, sec): This shows an h1 heading that will initially be ‘05:00:00 AM.’ This will likely be replaced with the user chosen alarm time.
Content (<div class=”content”>): An another container perhaps used for the placement of options for selecting the clocks.
Columns (<div class=”column”>): Three are created which one seems to probably to align the dropdown menus horizontally and the files that could contain them are probably named as “style.css”.
Select Controls (<select>): Using the select element, three dropdown menus are developed. These will presumably give the user the ability to input hours, minutes and AM or PM for the alarm time.
Placeholder Options (<option value=” hours” selected hidden>Hour</option>): Every dropdown menu possesses an initial option titled ‘Hour,’ ‘Minute,’ or ‘AM/PM;’ however, such an option is non-functional (non-selectable or invisible) and has no actual value (value = ‘hours’). These are laid down for temporary use and thus effectively replaced by a proper time chosen by the user.
Set Alarm Button (<button>Set Alarm</button>): A button element is designed to capture click event and transfer the user to the alarm setting page. This behavior will probably be achieved in the “Alarm.js” script.
Let’s assume the given webpage as a stage for your alarm clock to perform to its audience. In this case the CSS code performs the director role and coordinates the place and the characters (HTML elements).
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