Now that we have completed the HTML and the CSS, it is time to work on the Java Script (JS) code that will make it all work. The code to make this work is not overly complex and the logic is straight forward. (more…)
In the last post of the series we created the CSS for the digital clock. Now we finish up our CSS by creating the analog clock part. This is where we get to try out some of the really cool things we can do with CSS. (more…)
It is time to jump into the CSS part of this project. In the last post we created the basic HTML structure, now we need to style it with CSS. This is going to be somewhat long, so I am going to cover it in two posts. (more…)
We have reached the point in our project where it is finally time to start coding. There are going to be three separate files we will be working on;
Using the model developed in the last post, and the research from earlier posts, we can start putting together the pseudo code. To do this we will step through the basic model and expand each step as needed.
Remember that at this point we are not interested in writing exact code. We want to get the overall structure created. (more…)
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