An open archieve project further re-designed using the implementation and combination of SCSS & Tailwind CSS. This is an Interactive Home Theater made using CSS, HTML & JS.
In this project, I wanted to create a truly immersive home theater experience that adapts to any screen, be it a desktop monitor, tablet, or mobile phone. To achieve this responsiveness, I researched various responsive design techniques. This allowed me to define different layouts for various screen sizes, ensuring the user interface of the TV remains clean and optimized for each device.
For development, I opted for a familiar tech stack: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML provided the foundation for the home theater's structure, while CSS brought it to life with visual styles and positioning. JavaScript played a key role in creating interactivity. I implemented functionalities like video selection and playback control, allowing users to customize their viewing experience.
A key feature I designed is the ability to load videos dynamically using JS. This lets users personalize their home theater by adding their favorite video URLs directly into the code. This research involved exploring preloading techniques to ensure smooth playback when users switch between videos [Preloading Content - Mozilla Developer Network, developer.mozilla.org].
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