Visit the website ,explore the page, and do calculation

This website is useful because:

• It is easy to simply input numbers and choose an operator
• Its easily downloadable
• The page is noticeable in the outlook containing mathematically information.
• Instead of the normal calculator outlook containing the operator buttons this will simply have a drop list that is easy for the individual to pick any operator.

This is a one page website. This hence makes it easy to use. This is because a basic scientific calculator with more mathematical operators not seen in most calculator.

This is a one-page wireframe sketch.Here it is

As we may know it, this is a project were Javascript is utilised to create a calculator. To be more sure of how this work was sketched see the screenshot of both Javascript and the HTML:

• Chocolate: #1ed25a
• Burlywood: #e7ac5ef1
• Cyan: #00ffff

The fonts used here are from Google fonts.

• CSS3: this is used to design the font style details
• HTML5: this is used to create the major content of the website
• JQUERY and JSDELIVER: Both Javascript technologies used for DOM designs
• Gitpod: this is used for making the project IDE
• Lighthouse: used for testing website section
• W3C Validating website: validator.w3.org

To deploy a website during working in a workspace, first it is saved using CTRL+S and then it can be typed using:

• python3 -m http.server

To make a final deployment you use these steps:

• git add -A
• git status
• git commit -m "message"
• git push

• All Samsung Galaxy series
• All iPhone series
• All iPhone series

• Safari Browser
• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox

The result of the website testing is here. Note: to view this webpage you need to add Lighthouse to the browser extension.

• My special thanks to Code Institute for giving me this opportunity in partaking on this project.

• I have to give a lot of thanks to tutors such as Michael Park, Tim Nelson, etc. for their contribution.

• The large members of the Slack community have my thanks for providing insights and hints to my questions that I posed

• Finally my appreciation goes to my tutor.