This project is titled Memorize the Sequence Game, a fun and interactive web-based game application
designed to enhance memory skills. Developed using HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript, this project serves as an excellent resource for students, coding enthusiasts, and
beginners looking to improve their programming skills through hands-on practice.

The Memorize the Sequence Game provides free access to source code, making it a valuable learning
tool for those who want to understand the fundamentals of web development. It features extensive use of DOM
Manipulation, offering practical insights that can be applied to your future web development projects.

Designed with a simple yet engaging interface, this game ensures a seamless user experience with its intuitive and
user-friendly functionalities. Whether you're exploring basic coding principles or looking for inspiration for your
next project, this game application is a perfect starting point.

How does the Memorize the Sequence Game works?

The Memorize the Sequence Game is a straightforward and engaging application designed for players
of all ages. To begin, the user simply clicks the "Start" button to initiate the game. The gameplay consists of
three levels of increasing difficulty, each offering a unique challenge to test the player's memory and attention to
detail.

The three levels include:

• Easy Level: Players must memorize a sequence of 4 boxes that flash with an interval of 1.5
  seconds. Successful completion each set of this level awards 5 points.
  
• Medium Level: Players are challenged to memorize a sequence of 5 boxes, flashing with a shorter
  interval of 1 second. Completing each set of this level earns 10 points.
  
• Hard Level: The final challenge requires players to memorize a sequence of 6 boxes that flash
  within a rapid interval of 0.75 seconds. This level rewards 20 points each set.
  

Each level offers a distinct level of difficulty, and a total of 105 points can be achieved if all
levels are completed successfully. However, the game is unforgiving—making a single mistake in the sequence will
result in a game over. This high-stakes mechanic makes the game both exciting and challenging, encouraging players
to improve their focus and memory skills.

Whether you're looking for a fun way to train your brain or seeking an interactive activity to pass the time, the
Memorize the Sequence Game is the perfect choice. Give it a try and see how many points you can
score!

Technologies

This Memorize the Sequence Game was developed using the following:

• HTML
  
• CSS
  
• JS
  
• Bootstrap Framework
  
• jQuery Library
  

Snapshots

Here are some screenshots of the Game:

When the Game is Not Started Yet



When Selecting the Boxes



When Sequence Set was Guessed Right



When Sequence Set was Guessed Wrong



When the Game has been Completed



How to Run?

Follow these steps to download and install the "Memorize the Sequence Game":

1. Download the provided source code zip file by clicking the download button located below this article.
   
2. Extract the downloaded source code zip file.
   
3. Locate the index.html
   
   file from the extracted source code files.
   
4. Run the index.html
   
   file using your preferred browser such as Chrome Browser.
   

DEMO VIDEO

There you have it! I hope this Memorize the Sequence Game using HTML, CSS, and JS will help you with what you are looking for and you'll find something useful for future web application projects.

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