Understand how you can create a stop watch using javascript.
Write full html to structure the stopwatch project.
Style the stopwatch project using CSS.
To make the stop watch project’s lively, incorporate the use of JavaScript.
Before proceeding with the real process, it is recommended to familiarize yourself with the structure of the project and study the source codes that are used in this project, which can be downloaded by clicking theButton «Download Now» or clone the project on the GitHub resource.
Stopwatch Functionality (watch.js assumed):
Within the container div, a div with the class wrapper includes the stopwatch elements.
Another div labeled as time contains the time elapsed as recorded by the stopwatch. It has span tags that represent the concepts of hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds, and colon.
At first, all these span elements show “00”.
Another div with the class buttons holds three buttons:
A button labeled with the class start as this is likely to be used to start the stopwatch.
A button with the class stop (presumably a stop button of a particular type– stop watch is the most probable option).
A button with the class reset (most probably to reset the stopwatch to zero).
Functionality (JavaScript assumed):
For example, the given code contains only the HTML code: It is likely that the file watch.js contains the functionality of the stopwatch.
It would likely use functions to:
To do this, set the timer and accurately refresh the time shown on the webpage, for instance in milliseconds or in seconds.
Pause the ongoing time and hold the displayed time on the screen surface.
Reset the timer back to 00:00:00.
Container Styles:
.container: This block sets up styles for the element with the class name container.
background: >#b9802a;: This gives the container the shade of brownish orange with the hexadecimal code #b9802a.
display: flex;: This sets the field to utilize the flexbox layout.
align-items: vertical-center;: This positions child elements of the box at the center vertically.
justify-content: center;: This fixes the child elements of the container in the middle and arranges them horizontally.
Wrapper Styles:
.wrapper: This block styles an element with class wrapper.
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