Hey everyone! First devlog: I started making the basis of a study website for the Cambridge Latin Course, a revision resource for this absolutely hellish language.
Recently, I’ve added a few neat features to make the website more interactive.

• ‘Previous tests’ - The user can see the results of previous tests they’ve done on this website, saved to localStorage. The average percentage, standard deviation, highest test score, and total quesitons answered can be seen. Note that this function works only for the vocab type in, noun endings, pronoun, and verb endings tests
• Website colour themes - 2 different colour themes are available for all pages - light and dark mode, changeable by tickbox. The user preference is saved to localStorage, so they don’t have to change it each time.
• Achievements - the user can see what achievements they have and haven’t completed. The achievements are saved to loacalStorage, sorted by difficulty, and most definitely never end.
• Vocab and Verb grammar completion progress - the user can see what words/verb endings they have and haven’t answered correctly to in their history on this website, saved to localStorage.
• XP and level feature - the user can accumilate experience points and increase their level, by acing tests, ticking off more vocab words/verb endings, logging in daily, or unlocking achievements.
• Time-sensitive quotes - at the top of each page, the user can read a quote. Its attitude may be inspirational, friendly, witty, or reference ancient Roman scholars, depending on what page the user is on. Their comment also depends on what time of day it is, either chastising you to sleep or praising you as an early bird.
• Post-test Latin quotes - the user also gets a quote in Latin (from famous Roman history), and its english translation every time they finish a test, depending on how well they did. It’s randomly generated, so the same score won’t yield the same quote. it can be inspirational, encouraging of your failure, or pleased with your performance.
• Beta version archives - The user can access a multitude of scrapped pages that were either replaced or not needed as this project developed.  They’re unpolished; no dark mode, no localStorage.
• Sample tests - the user can access past test papers from my school, now digitalised. Currently there’s only one, but there might be more.
  In the existing fronted, I used AI to help me with: composing the quotes, giving me some ideas, debugging or formatting, and make the colour scheme. I also used excel to help make the huge databases; for vocab, grammar, and achievements.
  Overall, I’m happy with how this project is going! Next, I’m planning on imkplementing a lofi-beats playlist, where the user can listen to music running from the website itself.