Assignment
For this assignment, you will write a color display application in HTML and JavaScript. Submit your work as a single, zipped HTML file. In Windows, you can zip files by selecting them, right-clicking, and choosing "send to -> compressed (zipped) folder".
Your HTML document should contain the following elements/features:
1. HTML tags:
a. Three tags labeled Red, Green, and Blue
b. A tag labeled "Color"
C.
A tag labeled "Fill"
d. A tag labeled "Outline"
e. A tag labeled "Clear"
f.
2. Script:
A tag, 400 pixels square, initially filled with the color black (RGB #000000)
a. When the user clicks the Color button (1b), the script will read the values from the input fields, combine their colors as an RGB value, and assign that color to the context attribute of the
b. When the user clicks the Fill button (1c), the script will fill the entire with the context's current color
C.
When the user clicks the Outline button (1d), the script will draw a 10px wide border in the outer edge of the with the context's current color
d. When the user clicks the Clear button (1e), the script will fill the entire with the RGB color #000000
3. Error checking: Any values of Red, Green, or Blue should be within the range 0 to 255. Values outside that range (or not numbers) will be treated as zero.
Evaluation
Your assignment will be graded according to whether all the required elements are present and in the correct formats and all required functionalities are operable.
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