
Styling a JS calculator to embed on my blog (using CSS and HTML)
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Description
Experience Level: Intermediate
Estimated project duration: 1 day or less
I need someone proficient in HTML, CSS and JS. Must be available to start immediately. Delivery must be before 13th June.
I have created a calculator tool (using HTML, CSS and JS) that will be embedded into my website. The calculator will help users to choose the right wire for their campervan electrical system. The functionality is basically done and you can see the CodePen here: (https://codepen.io/hudsonkraft/pen/abdOVoZ](https://codepen.io/hudsonkraft/pen/abdOVoZ)
The equation is already in there and it outputs all the values correctly. Your job is to finish the interface and style it similar to the screenshots I've provided.
Please see the attached Pictures. One shows the default state (all boxes grey) and the other shows after the user inputs the information.
–––Functionality (already done)–––
(*user input) User enters the current in Amps. For example '30'
(*user input) User enters wire length in metres. For example '4'
(*output) Calculator displays the voltage drop for each wire size in the range 1mm2 to 16mm2 to 2 decimal places.
(*output) Green indicates an acceptable voltage drop, and therefor this wire size can be used. Red indicates an unacceptable voltage drop, and therefor this wire size should not be used
–––Design and style–––
- I want this to look good and modern
- it must be user friendly, easy and nice to use.
- Must work on mobile and desktop
- the max width of my blog, where it will be displayed, is 650px
- open to different ideas of how to display this information on the calculator – the layout, outputs etc.
I have created a calculator tool (using HTML, CSS and JS) that will be embedded into my website. The calculator will help users to choose the right wire for their campervan electrical system. The functionality is basically done and you can see the CodePen here: (https://codepen.io/hudsonkraft/pen/abdOVoZ](https://codepen.io/hudsonkraft/pen/abdOVoZ)
The equation is already in there and it outputs all the values correctly. Your job is to finish the interface and style it similar to the screenshots I've provided.
Please see the attached Pictures. One shows the default state (all boxes grey) and the other shows after the user inputs the information.
–––Functionality (already done)–––
(*user input) User enters the current in Amps. For example '30'
(*user input) User enters wire length in metres. For example '4'
(*output) Calculator displays the voltage drop for each wire size in the range 1mm2 to 16mm2 to 2 decimal places.
(*output) Green indicates an acceptable voltage drop, and therefor this wire size can be used. Red indicates an unacceptable voltage drop, and therefor this wire size should not be used
–––Design and style–––
- I want this to look good and modern
- it must be user friendly, easy and nice to use.
- Must work on mobile and desktop
- the max width of my blog, where it will be displayed, is 650px
- open to different ideas of how to display this information on the calculator – the layout, outputs etc.
Mike H.
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