This is a simple, single-page web application that helps you decide what to eat by generating a random meal suggestion with the click of a button. It is a great example of a beginner-friendly project that combines HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The purpose of this project is to provide a quick and interactive solution for a common problem: indecisiveness about what to eat. It also serves as an excellent educational tool for learning how to build a basic web page with client-side scripting.
- Interactive Button: A simple button that triggers the meal generation.
- Randomized Output: Provides a different meal suggestion each time you click the button.
- Clean Interface: Uses basic HTML and CSS to present a clean, easy-to-use interface.
To run this application, you only need to open the index.html file in any modern web browser.
This project relies on the following files to function correctly:
index.html: The main structure of the web page.resources/js/main.js: Contains the JavaScript code that handles the meal generation logic.resources/css/index.css: Provides the styling for the page.
- Adaptability: The
main.jsfile can be easily edited to include your own list of meals, making it a personalized tool. - Learning: This project is perfect for new developers looking to practice working with the Document Object Model (DOM), handling user events, and using arrays in JavaScript.