- A dictionary app that allows users to search for a term then returns a definition, pronunciation, and a new word of the day. This provides more learning than bargained for and for those that are avid learners and looking to “hear the word pronounced correctly”.
- HTML 5
- CSS 3
- javaScript
- jquery 3.4.1
- moment js 2.24
- bootstrap 4.3.1
- font-awesome 5.11.2
- server side api used:
- "https://dictionaryapi.com/" - The API that retrieves word and definition data from the input text. This displays on the UI to the USER.
- "https://rapidapi.com/dpventures/api/wordsapi/endpoints" - This is the api used to retrieve the word of the day.
- I WANT to see the definitions to searched terms.
- GIVEN a word entered into the search form.
- WHEN I view a searched word.
- THEN I am presented with current definition for the searched word.
- THEN I am presented with synonyms.
- THEN I am presented with the pronunciation.
- THEN I am presented with the last 5 words from page loads.
- WHEN I click the play button.
- THEN I hear the audio of the pronunciation.
- WHEN I load the Word(s) of the Day.
- THEN the word(s) of the day appears in a modal and doesn’t repeat in the same day.
https://queen-stack.github.io/our_app_project/
- Access requires internet service.
Devices and Browsers used:
- Windows 10 (64 bit) - Chrome: 85, Edge(Chromium): 85, Firefox: 80, IE11: 11.5.
- OS X (Beta Big-Sur) (64 bit) - Safari: 14, Chrome: 85, Edge(Chromium): 85, Firefox: 80.
- IE not supported.
- edge bug fix
- translator
- pronunciation of the definition
- Brian Lopez - Brian's Portfolio - Brian's git repository
- Ann-Marie Orozco - Ann-Marie's Portfolio - Ann-Marie's git repository
- Jenifer Queen - Jenifer's Portfolio - Jenifer's git repository
- Michael Dreesen - Michael's Portfolio - Michael's git repository