NHL Hit Counter

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NHL Hit Counter

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Last edited Dec 16, 2021

Created on Dec 16, 2021

This example is an interactive tally board for tracking hits during an NHL hockey game. Users enter a player's name in a text input, click a large HIT button to increment that player's hit count, and press New Entry to log the next player or Next Period to advance through the three periods. The interface displays player names and their hit totals per period in a CSS grid, with a final total column. The implementation relies on vanilla JavaScript DOM manipulation via `getElementById` and `innerHTML`, with styling handled through custom CSS grid layouts and the Roboto Condensed font.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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