Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into this wrestling quiz thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. I wanted to make something fun and engaging for wrestling fans, and figured a quiz would be perfect. Here’s how it all went down.
First, I brainstormed a bunch of questions. This was the fun part! I dug up trivia about famous wrestlers, iconic matches, championship histories – you name it. I wanted a good mix of easy, medium, and hard questions to keep things interesting for everyone.
Then came the coding part. I’m no expert, but I know my way around basic HTML and JavaScript. I started by creating a simple HTML structure for the quiz.
- I used <div> tags to separate the questions.
- Each question had multiple-choice answers, and I used <input type=”radio”> for those.
- Giving name for radio.
Next up, I whipped up some JavaScript to handle the quiz logic.
- This is where things got a little tricky. I had to figure out how to track the user’s score.
- check their answers, and display the results at the end.
I spent a good chunk of time testing and tweaking everything. I ran through the quiz myself multiple times, making sure all the questions worked, the scoring was accurate, and the results page looked decent. I even roped in a few friends to try it out and give me feedback.
After some more polishing, I finally had a working wrestling quiz! It’s not super fancy, but it does the job. It’s got a good variety of questions, the scoring works, and it’s easy to use.
What I learned
Honestly, the whole process was a great learning experience. I brushed up on my HTML and JavaScript skills, and I got a better understanding of how to structure a simple web application. Plus, I got to deep-dive into wrestling trivia, which is always a win in my book!
