Project Overview: A description of the game as a browser-based challenge built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. How to Play: Click a card to reveal its symbol. Click a second card to find a match. If they match, they stay face-up; if not, they flip back after a short delay. The goal is to match all cards in the fewest moves or shortest time. Key Features: Grid Layout: A 4x4 or similar grid of clickable tiles. Score Tracking: Move counts, star ratings based on performance, and a timer. Responsive Design: Ensuring the game works on desktop and mobile. Reset Functionality: A button to shuffle cards and restart the game. Installation: Instructions to clone the repository and open the index.html file in a browser. Technical Implementation: Details on using DOM manipulation, event listeners, and state management (e.g., React useState) to handle card states and matches. Popular Repositories Vanilla JS: The Udacity Memory Game is a common template for beginners learning DOM manipulation. React: Projects like react-memory-game demonstrate modern state management. Tutorials: Guides on platforms like H5P offer pre-built blocks for creating educational memory games without coding.