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📃: ADD WIKIPEDIA CLONE #835

Open amanver45 opened 1 day ago

amanver45 commented 1 day ago

Building a Wikipedia Clone with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

🔴 Tech stack: HTML: Structure the content and layout of the pages CSS: Style the pages to mimic Wikipedia's clean and minimalist design JavaScript: Handle search functionality, content rendering, and dynamic navigation 🔴 Objective: The objective of this project is to create a basic Wikipedia-like website where users can navigate between different topic pages, search for articles, and view structured content. The goal is to understand the core web development principles, including page layout, styling, and dynamic content manipulation using JavaScript.

🔴 Summary: In this project, we will replicate a simplified version of Wikipedia. The clone will feature a main page, multiple article pages, and a search bar to simulate Wikipedia's core functionality. Users will be able to click on links to navigate between topics and view specific content for each.

The project will involve:

HTML: Structuring different sections such as the navigation bar, article headings, and content. CSS: Styling the layout to closely resemble Wikipedia’s simple and clean design, including article formatting, link styling, and sidebars. JavaScript: Implementing search functionality where users can input a topic and dynamically view a matching page. Basic JavaScript routing (or simulated single-page app navigation) will be employed to load different article content without refreshing the page. Although the clone will not have the backend functionality of Wikipedia (such as user-generated content or editing features), it will provide insight into building static information-driven websites with the potential to integrate further dynamic capabilities.

github-actions[bot] commented 1 day ago

Thank you for creating this issue! We'll look into it as soon as possible. Your contributions are highly appreciated! 😊