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Weather App Using HTML, CSS,
and JavaScript Presented by Aman Gupta Introduction • - What is a Weather App? • - Purpose: Display real-time weather information for users. • - Technologies used: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Why Build a Weather App? • - Popular beginner-to-intermediate project. • - Teaches API integration. • - Enhances frontend development skills. • - Provides practical use for users. Key Features of the Weather App • - Real-time weather updates. • - User input for location-based weather. • - Display of temperature, humidity, wind speed, etc. • - Dynamic icons for weather conditions. Tools and Technologies Used • - **HTML**: Structure of the app. • - **CSS**: Styling and layout. • - **JavaScript**: Fetching data and adding interactivity. • - **Weather API**: OpenWeatherMap or similar service. Workflow • 1. User enters location. • 2. App sends a request to the Weather API. • 3. API returns weather data. • 4. Data is displayed dynamically on the app. Code Highlights • - **HTML**: Form for user input. • - **CSS**: Styling for a clean and responsive UI. • - **JavaScript**: `fetch()` API for retrieving data. • - Handling API responses and errors. Challenges Faced • - Understanding API documentation. • - Handling asynchronous data requests. • - Ensuring cross-browser compatibility. • - Designing a user-friendly interface. Future Enhancements • - Adding hourly weather forecasts. • - Integrating maps for location input. • - Providing weather alerts and notifications. • - Supporting multiple languages. Conclusion • - Weather apps are practical and engaging projects. • - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript provide a strong foundation. • - API integration adds real-time functionality. • - Encourages further exploration of web development. Questions & Answers • Feel free to ask any questions!
