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# TitleTrek-Image-Edition | ||
# TitleTrek-Image-Edition | ||
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## 1. Game Objective and Rules | ||
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**Objective:** | ||
TitleTrek is a picture puzzle game designed to test your knowledge of movie titles. The objective of the game is to guess the movie title based on the provided pictures or emojis. | ||
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**Rules:** | ||
- There are two levels: Novice Trek and Advanced Trek. | ||
- In Novice Trek, you'll guess movie titles from emojis, while in Advanced Trek, you'll guess titles from a combination of pictures. | ||
- Novice Trek has four options to guess your answer where as the advanced Trek will not have options or choices instead you will have pictures related to movie and need to type in the title for it. | ||
- You have one attempt to guess the movie title. | ||
- Once the game is finished you can choose to play other game or replay the game. | ||
- Enjoy the game and challenge your movie knowledge! | ||
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## 2. Technology Stacks Used | ||
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**Frontend:** | ||
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript | ||
- jQuery library | ||
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**Styling:** | ||
- Custom CSS for styling | ||
- Fonts from Google Fonts | ||
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## 3. Setup Instructions | ||
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To run TitleTrek locally on your computer, follow these steps: | ||
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1. Clone this repository. | ||
2. Open the project folder in your preferred code editor. | ||
3. Open the `index.html` file in your web browser to start the game. | ||
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OR | ||
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Click here - "give our URL here" direct access | ||
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## 4. Credits | ||
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## 5. What Worked | ||
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- Engaging picture puzzles for movie enthusiasts. | ||
- Clear and user-friendly interface. | ||
- Game logic and functionality for both levels. | ||
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## 6. Challenges Faced | ||
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Developing complex game logic for multi-level quizzes. | ||
Ensuring responsive design for diverse devices. | ||
Achieving cross-browser compatibility. | ||
Maintaining scalability and clean code. | ||
Sourcing suitable artwork and resources. | ||
Enhancing user experience and interface. | ||
Rigorous testing and debugging. | ||
Optimizing game performance. | ||
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## 7. Lessons Learned | ||
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Effective teamwork and collaboration are essential for a successful project. | ||
The importance of responsive design to accommodate various screen sizes. | ||
Regular testing and debugging are crucial for a bug-free user experience. | ||
The significance of version control and proper documentation for project organization. | ||
The need for user feedback and iterative improvements for a better user experience. | ||
The value of time management to meet project deadlines effectively. | ||
How to handle cross-browser compatibility issues. | ||
How to manage and optimize the game's performance for a smoother user experience. | ||
The process of sourcing and integrating third-party libraries and resources into the project. | ||
Enhanced problem-solving skills in dealing with complex game logic and user interactions. |