Welcome to Simple Web Project

This is a basic template for a web project using fundamental web technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

It serves as a starting point for building simple static or dynamic web pages. Content will be added and refined in future iterations based on the project's specific purpose.

Project Structure & Ideas

Refer to the README.md file for instructions on how to get started, explore the project structure, and discover design ideas and considerations.

Layout Components

This section demonstrates basic layout elements and structure.

Example Card

Example Table

This is a basic table demonstrating default and potential custom styling.

Typography

This section demonstrates various typographic styles defined in style.css.

Heading H1

Heading H2

Heading H3

Heading H4

Heading H5

Heading H6

This is a standard paragraph. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.

Another paragraph with some bold text and italic text.

Lists

• Unordered list item 1
• Unordered list item 2
  • Nested item 1
  • Nested item 2
• Unordered list item 3

1. Ordered list item 1
2. Ordered list item 2
3. Ordered list item 3

Code

Inline code example: console.log('Hello World');

function greet(name) {
  // This is a code block
  console.log('Hello, ' + name + '!');
}

Visual Assets & Iconography

Examples of images and icons.

Example Image

Example SVG Icon (Inline)

An example of an inline SVG icon styled by CSS:

Example Avatar

Examples of avatars in different sizes:

Example Avatar Group

Examples of an avatar group:

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Example Badges/Tags

Examples of badges and tags:

Example Chips/Pills

Examples of chips or pills (interactive placeholder):

Forms & User Input

This section demonstrates various form elements and validation feedback.

Example Form (JS Handled)

This form submission is intercepted by JavaScript to prevent a page reload. Basic client-side validation is included, demonstrating input feedback and status messages.

Example Input Group

Input field combined with a button.

Input field with a label/span.

Example Input Character Counter

Type into the input field to see the character count update.

Example Toggle Switch

This is a standard checkbox styled to look like a toggle switch.

Its ARIA role and state (`aria-checked`) are managed by JavaScript.

Example Custom Checkboxes & Radios

Standard inputs styled with custom indicators.

Example Custom Select Menu (Placeholder)

A placeholder for a custom styled select menu.

Example Range Slider

A standard HTML range input with custom styling.

Example Quantity Selector

Adjust a numeric value using buttons.

Example File Upload UI

Basic file input and potential preview/status area.

Example File Drag and Drop Upload Area

A designated area for dropping files.

Example File Icon Display

List of files with placeholder icons.

• Document.pdf
• Photo.jpg
• script.js

Example Basic Form Autocompletion/Suggestion

Input with a placeholder for suggestions.

Example Input Masking

Input field that formats user input (e.g., phone number).

Example Floating Labels (Placeholder)

A placeholder for input fields with floating labels.

Buttons & Links

Examples of different button and link styles and states.

Buttons

Links

Standard Link

Link styled as Button

External Link (opens in new tab)

Icon Buttons

Buttons with icons.

Example Floating Action Button (FAB)

A prominent, fixed button (see bottom right).

Example Social Media Share Buttons

Placeholder share links.

Components & Patterns

Examples of interactive UI components.

Example Section for JS Interaction (Click)

This area can be updated by JavaScript.

Another Section (List Hover Example)

Hover over the list items below to see a visual change (controlled by CSS class added/removed by JS).

• List item 1
• List item 2
• List item 3

Example Section (Data-* Attribute)

The message below is read from a data-* attribute on the element above it.

Example Section (Fetch API)

Click the button to fetch data from a placeholder API endpoint (JSONPlaceholder).

Example Section (localStorage)

Enter something and save it directly in your browser's local storage. The value will persist even if you close and reopen the browser (for this domain).

Example Section (Create, Append, Remove)

Click the button to add new items to the list below. Each item can then be removed individually.

• Existing Item 1Remove
• Existing Item 2Remove

Example Accordion

Example Dropdown

Example Modal

Example Pagination

Example Read More/Less

Example Search Filter

Example Tabs

Example Tooltip

Hover or focus the text below to see a tooltip.

Example Popover

Click the button to toggle a popover.

Example Skeleton Loading

A placeholder for content while it loads.

Example Inline Loading Indicator

A spinner that can appear within a button or next to text.

Example Static Rating Display

Visual representation of a rating using icons.

Example Star Ratings (Interactive Placeholder)

Interactive star rating component (JS logic needed).

Example Comment Section (Basic Display)

A static example of a comment list.

Example Timelines/Activity Feeds (Basic Display)

A static example of a timeline or activity feed.

• Yesterday

  User completed task X.

• Today

  User started task Y.

Example Countdown Timer

A placeholder for a countdown timer display.

Example Basic Calendar Display

A static grid representation of a calendar month.

Example Basic File Tree/Explorer Display

A static nested list representing a file structure.

• 📁 Folder 1
  • 📄 File A.txt
  • 📁 Folder 1a
    • 📄 File B.txt
• 📄 File C.txt
• 📁 Folder 2
  • 📄 File D.txt

Example Basic Chart Display (Placeholder)

A simple bar chart using styled divs.

Example Basic Color Swatch Display (Placeholder)

A static display of color swatches.

Example Image Galleries & Carousels (Basic Static)

A static display of multiple images.

Example Image Hotspots (Basic Display)

An image with positioned interactive points.

Example Image Zoom/Magnifier (Placeholder)

A placeholder area for image zoom functionality.

Example Infinite Scroll (Placeholder)

A long list simulating infinite scroll (requires JS/data loading).

• Infinite Scroll Item 1
• Infinite Scroll Item 2
• Infinite Scroll Item 3
• Infinite Scroll Item 4
• Infinite Scroll Item 5
• Infinite Scroll Item 6
• Infinite Scroll Item 7
• Infinite Scroll Item 8
• Infinite Scroll Item 9
• Infinite Scroll Item 10
• Infinite Scroll Item 11
• Infinite Scroll Item 12
• Infinite Scroll Item 13
• Infinite Scroll Item 14
• Infinite Scroll Item 15
• Infinite Scroll Item 16
• Infinite Scroll Item 17
• Infinite Scroll Item 18
• Infinite Scroll Item 19
• Infinite Scroll Item 20

Example Inline Editing (Placeholder)

Click the text below to edit it directly (requires JS).

This text is inline editable.

Example Read Progress Indicator (Placeholder)

Scroll down to see the read progress indicator (bar at the top of the viewport).

Example Resize Handle for Elements (Placeholder)

An element with a handle to resize it (requires JS).

Example Scrollable Content Area with Gradient Fade (Placeholder)

A box with content that fades out when scrolled.

Example Segmented Controls (Static)

A group of buttons acting as a single selection.

Example Simple Data Visualization (Bar Chart)

A basic bar chart using styled divs.

Example Simple Drag Handle/Reordering (List Placeholder)

A list where items can be reordered by dragging a handle (requires JS).

• ⋮⋮ Item 1
• ⋮⋮ Item 2
• ⋮⋮ Item 3

Example Simple Drawing Surface (Placeholder)

A canvas element for drawing (requires JS).

Example Stepper Component (Static)

A static representation of steps in a process.

Example Tag Input / Multi-select (Placeholder)

An input field for adding multiple tags or selections (requires JS).

Example Video Player (Basic Styling)

A standard HTML5 video element.

More Components & Design Ideas (Placeholders)

This section contains placeholders for additional design ideas mentioned in the README, requiring further implementation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Example Breadcrumbs (Placeholder)

A static example of a breadcrumb navigation:

Example Context Menu (Placeholder)

Right-click (or long press) on the box below to see a custom context menu (JS logic needed).

Example Drag and Drop Interfaces (Placeholder)

A placeholder for a drag and drop interface beyond simple file uploads (JS logic needed).

Example Empty State Actions/Illustrations (Placeholder)

A placeholder for a visual representation of an empty state with suggested actions.

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Example Feature Callouts/Highlights (Placeholder)

Placeholder for elements that highlight specific features (JS/CSS needed for display logic).

Example Image Compare Slider (Placeholder)

A placeholder for comparing two images with a slider (JS/CSS needed).

Example Swipe Gestures (Placeholder)

Placeholder for elements that respond to swipe gestures (JS touch event handling needed).

Example Tour/Walkthrough (Placeholder)

Placeholder for highlighting elements as part of a user tour (JS/CSS overlay needed).

Example Vertical Tabs/Accordions (Placeholder)

Placeholder for content organized as vertical tabs or accordions.

Note: This structure can function as either vertical tabs (showing one panel at a time) or vertical accordions (toggling panels open/closed) depending on CSS and JS implementation.

Example User Onboarding (Placeholder)

Placeholder for initial user experience elements (e.g., welcome message, tutorial steps).

Example Test Toast Button

Click the button below to trigger a random test toast notification.

Utility Classes

Examples of single-purpose utility classes from style.css.

This text is centered using .text-center.

This paragraph has large bottom margin using .margin-bottom-large.

This paragraph is visually hidden using .visually-hidden.

You should not see this text.

Accessibility (A11y) Examples

Demonstrations of accessibility features implemented.

Skip Link

Press Tab when the page loads to see the "Skip to main content" link.

Keyboard Navigation & Focus

Use the Tab key to navigate interactive elements and observe the focus indicator.

ARIA Attributes

Examples like the Accessibility Toggle, Accordion, Dropdown, Modal, Tabs, Toggle Switch, Pagination, and Search Filter sections demonstrate the use of various ARIA attributes (aria-expanded, aria-hidden, aria-controls, aria-live, role, etc.) managed by JavaScript to convey state and structure to assistive technologies.

Inspect elements with browser developer tools to see ARIA attributes changing.

Accessible Contrast

Color contrast for text and interactive elements is designed to meet WCAG AA standards (check with tools).

Reduced Motion

Animations and transitions respect the user's operating system preference for reduced motion (if set).

Responsive Design

The layout adapts to different screen sizes and orientations.

Semantic HTML

The page structure uses semantic HTML5 elements like <header>, <main>, <footer>, <nav>, <section>, <button>, <form>, <table>, etc.

Example Section (Accessibility Toggle)

Click the button to show or hide the content below. ARIA attributes are used to inform screen readers about the state.

Performance Examples

Demonstrations of client-side performance techniques.

Lazy Loading Image

The example image above uses the loading="lazy" attribute.

Intersection Observer

The section below uses Intersection Observer to trigger a fade-in animation when scrolled into view.

Efficient DOM Manipulation

JavaScript uses techniques like requestAnimationFrame and avoiding excessive direct DOM manipulation where possible.

Passive Event Listeners

Scroll event listeners use { passive: true } for better scrolling performance.

Section Below Observer Example

This section exists to ensure there is enough content to scroll and trigger the Intersection Observer example above.

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Print Styles

This section explains how the page looks when printed. Go to your browser's print preview to see the effect.

• Header, footer, navigation, sidebars (if any) are hidden.
• Background colors and images are removed.
• Links may show their URL.
• Dynamically hidden content (like accordion panels, tabs) should be visible.
• Interactive elements (buttons, inputs) are hidden.