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This Palindrome Checker project was created as a certification requirement for the JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures course from freeCodeCamp. The objective was to develop an application that checks whether a given word or phrase is a palindrome. The app fulfills the required functionalities, providing a user-friendly interface to input text and receive instant feedback on whether the text is a palindrome or not.

The primary objective of this project was to create a palindrome checker application similar to the provided example. The goal was to implement a functional and interactive app that checks whether a given word or phrase reads the same forwards and backwards. The design and functionality of the app reflect personal choices while sticking to the user stories provided.

• Input Field: Aninput element with idtext-input for users to enter text.

• Check Button: Abutton element with idcheck-btn that triggers the palindrome check.

• Result Display: Aspan element with idresult that shows whether the entered text is a palindrome or not.

• Validation and Alerts: If the input field is empty, an alert message ("Please input a value") appears, and the UI elements are styled accordingly.

• Palindrome Checking: The application uses JavaScript to strip non-alphanumeric characters and compare the cleaned input against its reversed version.

• Styling Feedback: Visual feedback is provided based on the result, with different colors for success and failure states.

• DOM Manipulation: Gained experience in using JavaScript to interact with and modify the Document Object Model (DOM).

• String and Array Methods: Applied JavaScript string and array methods for text processing and palindrome checking.

• Regular Expressions: Utilized regular expressions to remove non-alphanumeric characters from the input.

• Event Handling: Implemented event listeners to handle user interactions and trigger appropriate responses.

• HTML5 for structuring the application.

• CSS3 for styling and providing visual feedback.

• JavaScript for functionality, including DOM manipulation and string processing.

• freeCodeCamp: For providing the project guidelines and user stories that served as the basis for this application.