waffle

waffle is a [brief description: e.g. “lightweight front-end UI project,” “interactive web app,” “utility for X”] built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

“Waffles are for breakfast; this project is for brilliance.”

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🚀 Features

• Clean, responsive UI
• Modular CSS + styling
• JavaScript-driven interactions
• Asset management (images, icons) in assets/
• Easily extendable architecture

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📁 Project Structure

waffle/ ├── assets/ │ └── … (images, icons, other media) ├── index.html ├── style.css └── script.js

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• index.html — entry point / main markup
• style.css — core styling
• script.js — behavior, event handlers, DOM logic
• assets/ — static assets like images, icons, etc.

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🛠️ Setup & Running Locally

1. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/aditya-uii/waffle.git
   cd waffle

(Optional) Serve via a local HTTP server (for fetch, routing, etc.)

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using Python

python3 -m http.server 8080

OR using Node (if you have live-server or similar)

live-server . Open http://localhost:8080 (or whichever port) in your browser.

🎯 Usage / How it Works Describe how users interact with the app. What happens when they click, what animations play, any APIs or dynamic behavior. E.g.:

On page load, content is fetched or adjusted

Buttons in UI trigger modals, toggles

Animations, transitions, responsive breakpoints

🧩 Technologies & Dependencies HTML5

CSS3 (Flexbox / Grid)

JavaScript (ES6+)

[Any library or framework used, e.g. jQuery, Bootstrap, etc., if applicable]

No build tools / bundlers (if none used)

✅ To-Do / Roadmap Responsive layout for mobile

Add theming / dark mode toggle

Modularize JS (split into modules)

Add tests (unit / UI)

Deploy to GitHub Pages / Netlify

💡 Contributing If you want to help:

Fork this repo

Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/xyz)

Commit your changes

Push and open a Pull Request

I’ll review & merge (unless you break something — I’ll tease you mercilessly)

📜 License Specify your license here (MIT, Apache, GPL, etc.). If you don’t pick one, others might treat your code like orphaned waffles (sad).