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UmpireBuddy

By @superobotdevz

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A badminton scorekeeping website to help keep track of score with customizable settings
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I made a badminton score-keeping website for underprivileged, more local, and less skilled badminton players and umpires. During the process, I encountered many problems, including setup complexity, which prompted me to change the original project (an AI badminton match reviewer) into a simpler badminton score-keeping website. Another challenge was trying to fix the favicon not showing for my GitHub page, while it showed for my localhost website (it was because my original favicon was too big). I'm proud that I managed to finalize this project despite facing many of those challenges.

Some notes on testing it:
You can deduct points for each player by pressing the little button on the bottom right of each player's point buttons. The settings button is in the top right. The left/right text tells you which half of the court each player serves on when they are supposed to serve. The rest is pretty self-explanatory.

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Hello all. I have decided to convert my AI badminton match reviewer into a simpler badminton score-keeping website because of complications with the setup and the complexity. The name has changed to UmpireBuddy. This website would help more local and underprivileged badminton players and umpires keep track of score.

For now, I have completed the base design, layout, and system for this project, with two sides to click on to add points. You can also change settings, like the names of the players and the set points.

The buttons have a liquid glass effect, with a background that has animated circles moving up. In addition, there is a win sound when someone wins the whole game.

@superobotdevz

Hello all. I have decided to convert my AI badminton match reviewer into a simpler badminton score-keeping website because of complications with the setup and the complexity. The name has changed to UmpireBuddy. This website would help more local and underprivileged badminton players and umpires keep track of score.

For now, I have completed the base design, layout, and system for this project, with two sides to click on to add points. You can also change settings, like the names of the players and the set points.

The buttons have a liquid glass effect, with a background that has animated circles moving up. In addition, there is a win sound when someone wins the whole game.

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just made it a front-end prototype that is viewable, preparation for shipping

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just made it a front-end prototype that is viewable, preparation for shipping

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I worked on a new circular video upload button that got rid of the original rectangular button. However, it kind of made some new bugs, but I’m gonna work on them later.

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I worked on a new circular video upload button that got rid of the original rectangular button. However, it kind of made some new bugs, but I’m gonna work on them later.

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Set up android emulator and fixed off-center bug for video analysis tab

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Set up android emulator and fixed off-center bug for video analysis tab

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