DAY 3 OF 100 DAYS OF CODING : BULDING THE UI OF AN ESPORT TOURNAMENT WEBSITE

 Today marked the third day of this challenge, I decided to build an eSport tournament website where people can book games, see previous game resuilts and even admins add results.

Although this is a simple html css and javascript project it helps me refresh the knowledge i have about tables and javascript DOM manipulation.

By focusing on building the HTML parts of this website, specifically tables, I have chosen to deepen my  knowledge of this fundamental aspect of web development. Working with tables requires an understanding of various HTML tags, such as <table>, <tr>, <td>, <th>, and <caption>, among others. I  also considered accessibility and user experience when designing tables, ensuring that they are easy to read and navigate for all users, including those with disabilities.

It can improve the overall structure and organization of the website, making it easier for users to find and understand the information they need. Secondly, it can enhanced my coding skills, enabling me to create more complex and dynamic tables, such as sortable tables or tables with hover effects.

When building this website, i considered incorporating tables in various ways, such as displaying tournament schedules, team statistics, or pricing information. Use the appropriate HTML tags and attributes to create well-structured and accessible tables. Experiment with different styling options, such as adding borders, backgrounds, and hover effects, to make your tables visually appealing and interactive.