1st step

1. Start by creating an HTML file and open it in a text editor. You can name it “index.html” or any other appropriate name.
2. Set up the basic structure of the HTML file by adding the necessary HTML tags. Here’s a simple example:

2nd Step

1. Create two CSS files to style your mini-game. You can name them “styles.css” and reset.css or any other appropriate name. Add the necessary CSS rules to make your game visually appealing. For example:

Create two CSS files called style.css and reset.css.

For the style.css

For the reset.css file

3rd Step

1. Create a JavaScript file to add interactivity to your mini-game. You can name it “main.js” or any other appropriate name.

For example:

4th Step

Please make sure to add these images and audio files to the folder as well.

1. Customize the JavaScript code according to your mini-game’s requirements. You can add game mechanics, animations, scoring systems, etc., using JavaScript.
2. Save all three files in the same directory: “index.html”, “style.css”, “reset.css”, and “main.js”.
3. Open the HTML file in a web browser, and you should see your mini-game.

💡 Game development will often require the reuse of logic. Identify common logic, and package them into components using Bit, then independently test, document, version, and share them across the project and the team.

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