Create a responsive seat selector UI in HTML, CSS, and JS

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Create a responsive seat selector UI in HTML, CSS, and JS

Coursera · Intermediate ·🌐 Frontend Engineering ·5mo ago

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Builds a responsive seat selector UI using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Original Description

In this project, you’ll support Sugarland Theaters’ effort to increase revenue by enabling guests to book their seats on the go using its web app. You’re task is to build a responsive seat selector UI component, specifically a responsive web interface using HTML, CSS, and Javascript that lets guests manage their seat reservations with an interactive map and adapt the seat map to their device screen size. There isn’t just one right approach or solution in this scenario, which means you can create a truly unique project that helps you stand out to employers. ROLE: Software Developer SKILLS: HTML, CSS, Javascript PREREQUISITES: Media queries and layout modalities such as flexbox and grid with HTML5 and CSS Manage arrays, visual breakpoints and DOM interactions with Javascript
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