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Fork of COPY Fork of HTML Starter, Hello World

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Ddaria.zakharova@axelspringer.com
Last edited Apr 16, 2026
Created on Apr 16, 2026

This interactive HTML page displays a playful, animated scene featuring a large “Whats up” message in the center of a light yellow background. Users can click a button to toggle the message’s color, while other buttons trigger cascading sparkle emojis and launch flying eggplant icons that traverse the screen. The animation relies on CSS keyframes for movement and JavaScript `setTimeout` and `setInterval` for timed effects. The code uses plain JavaScript DOM manipulation and CSS custom properties for dynamic positioning.

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