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For my final project I decided that I want to learn more about bootstrap and develppment since I want to become a front-end developer. An idea came to my mind to make a mini games website where people could play mini games against each other and compete. I first needed to do some research on how to use bootstrap and what it is and then I needed to make the games with JavaScript.
What did I do: I looked up some tutorials on youtube to learn how to use bootstrap and how to link it to my website. I learned that to use bootstrap I need to link the bootstrap CSS and JS files to my HTML file so thats what I did. I also learned that bootstrap has a lot of components that I can use to make my website look better and more responsive since it uses grid systems. I also learned that you can use bootstrap directly in your HTML file by linking the bootstrap CDN, which is what I did. For the mini games, I didn't have much prior knowledge of JavaScript, so I looked up some tutorials on how to make games with JavaScript. I also uploaded my project to GitLab.
How did I do it: By following the tutorials I was able to make a responsive website layout and also make the logic for the games. Tutorial I watched.
How did we achieve it: I achieved this by looking up for resources on how to use bootstrap and how to make games with JavaScript. For the styling of the pages I achieved from prior knowledge of CSS and by looking up some examples on how to use bootstrap.
Conclusion: I just recently found out about bootstrap and didn't have enough chances to learn it, but I will continue learning it and implementing the knowledge that I gained from this project in my future projects. For the mini games, I still need to work on my JavaScript skills and improve on things like logic, functions, and event listeners.