Use the HTML5 canvs with a nice form-based user interface.
This assignment must be completed by 11:00 PM on Wednesday, 28 March.
Start by taking a look at yet another ancient CGI script.
Try creating a similar, but more interesting, web page using
<canvas>
, <form>
. and
some interesting select button.
Normally, the width of the HTML5 canvas is set by the
HTML <canvas>
tag. For that reason, I
think it would be best to have the user select the number of squares
in the checkerboard, rather than the size of each square.
However, you could modify the width
field of
the <canvas>
tag with JavaScript code if
you wish.
Store your page so it can be accessed by the following URL.