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Create a basic web site that a user can use to interact with the JamBuddy class.
If you are required to do this in a web framework then do so, otherwise create a simple index.html
page that a user can just open in their browser. This file should be in the root directory of your repo.
We don’t need you to win any design awards here, but put some effort into the looks. If you make anyone’s eyes bleed that will be a problem.
Here are a few tools you might want to explore:
You can also do your own styling from scratch.
Also, think about the user! Imagine a musician using this thing in order to learn music. If your site is confusing then people won’t use it, they’d just get annoyed and leave.
Bad UX is a bug! Make sure your user knows how to use your application and make it really obvious.
Make sure you unit test your website, even your DOM manipulations.
This is useful: https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom
When testing your DOM, don’t just check that your boring html exists. Make sure that when the “Get random notes” button is clicked then the right DOM elements get updated. Tests do not exist to take up space, they exist to make sure your code actually works.