This first project assumes no previous knowledge just a willingness to learn. Nevertheless it still produces a playable and enjoyable game.

An interesting combination of Yahtzee and Poker Solitaire but simple enough that it makes for a good second project.

The main fascination in this project is creating suitable four word sets.

A gentle introduction to animation in a web game.

An old favourite but challenging enough to be worthy of our fifth project.

Now this is really exciting! This project reveals how to create a satisfying adventure game.

The challenge here was to create suitable sets of countries.

The game itself offered a couple of interesting challenges too.

An exciting project which really makes the screen come alive!

The main interest in this tute is learning a way to split a single image into pieces.

A new take on the old game of Noughts & Crosses (Tic-Tac-Toe)

The most advanced project so far but one that is really satisfying. This is the game I like to play every day!

This is a fairly simple project that introduces how web pages can communicate with each other.

... and now for something completely different ... drawing on the screen using the new HTML CANVAS facility.

... moving right on from the previous tute, this tute will lead to an almost full implementation of Turtle Graphics.

Making full use of the Atom Editor and the JavaScript Console.

Not really a tutorial - basically a chance for you to consolidate the work you've done so far.

Your own Web Server. SQL. PHP.

This tute will introduce you to HTML forms and also go further into SQL. In it I share the way in which I use SQL in all my work.

There's some little bits in here that weren't covered in the earlier tutes but the main feature is using CSS grid to create a totally responsive game.

In the last tute I used CSS grid to create a responsive layout. This time I'm going to use HTML Canvas to create the 4th tessellation jigsaw.

Yet another tute prompted by my last project. I find I'm creating better code with each foray into this field.

I created this tute as I created the game. It is aimed at revising much of the previous 21 tutes. It also explains a few things that I've glossed over before.