🤖 Greeting Bot

A simple and interactive JavaScript Greeting Bot that displays a personalised message based on user input.
Built to practise DOM manipulation, event handling, and basic UI updates.

✨ Features

• Takes the user's name and generates a custom greeting
• Clean and minimal UI
• Fully responsive and centered layout
• Beginner‑friendly JavaScript logic

🛠️ Technologies Used

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript

📚 What I Learned

• How to handle click events in JavaScript
• How to update the DOM dynamically
• How to link and structure HTML, CSS, and JS files
• How to deploy a simple project using GitHub Pages

⏳ Future Improvements

• Add multiple greeting styles
• Add time‑based greetings (morning/afternoon/evening)
• Add animations or sound effects

📁 Project Structure

index.html  
style.css  
script.js  

💡 How to Use

1. Type your name in the input field
2. Click Greet me
3. Enjoy your personalised message! 🎉

📝 About This Project

This project was originally created as a FreeCodeCamp JavaScript exercise, where the goal was to practise working with variables and console.log() output.
The original script was not designed to interact with the page, and it only displayed messages inside the browser console.

To make the project more fun and presentable on GitHub Pages, I added a small extra JavaScript snippet that connects the HTML button and input field to the page.
This addition does not modify the original FCC exercise, but simply makes the demo more interactive and user‑friendly.

Here is the small enhancement added at the end of the file:

document.getElementById("btn").addEventListener("click", function () {
  const name = document.getElementById("nameInput").value;
  document.getElementById("message").textContent = "Hello " + name + "!";
});

This allows the page to display a personalised greeting while keeping the original FCC code fully intact.