How to build a game with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Creating a simple game using basic web development skills can be a fun and educational project, especially when recreating the Chrome dinosaur game. This project involves setting up a basic HTML structure with three separate files—index.html, style.css, and script.js—to maintain organization. The HTML file establishes a game area with divs for the character and block, while the CSS file styles these elements and defines animations for jumping and moving the block. JavaScript is used to add interactivity, enabling the character to jump when the user clicks and checking for collisions between the character and block to determine when the game ends. The tutorial also highlights the importance of understanding JavaScript errors and recommends using LogRocket, a tool that helps developers debug JavaScript errors by providing detailed insights into user interactions and error contexts. This game project serves as an excellent way for non-developers to appreciate web development skills and provides additional resources like GitHub code and a YouTube video for further learning.