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Free Fire Prompt

The document outlines the requirements for creating a responsive Free Fire Tournament website using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Key features include a homepage with a countdown timer and registration button, a registration page for team details, a teams page displaying registered teams, a leaderboard with live updates, and a match schedule page. Additional functionalities include form validation, mobile-friendliness, smooth animations, a dark mode toggle, and data persistence using localStorage.

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Free Fire Prompt

The document outlines the requirements for creating a responsive Free Fire Tournament website using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Key features include a homepage with a countdown timer and registration button, a registration page for team details, a teams page displaying registered teams, a leaderboard with live updates, and a match schedule page. Additional functionalities include form validation, mobile-friendliness, smooth animations, a dark mode toggle, and data persistence using localStorage.

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Create a fully functional responsive Free Fire Tournament website using only HTML,

CSS, and JavaScript (no frameworks). The website should have the following
features:

Homepage with a modern UI showing banner, tournament name, countdown timer, and a
'Register Now' button.

Registration Page where users can enter team name, player names (up to 4), email,
and contact number. On submission, the data should be shown dynamically below
(simulate database using JavaScript).

Teams Page showing a list of all registered teams with their logos, members, and
team status.

Leaderboard Page with live ranking updates (static JSON or JavaScript array),
points, wins, and match status.

Match Schedule Page with upcoming and completed matches displayed in cards with
date, time, and team names.

Add basic form validation in JavaScript (e.g., required fields, valid email).

Make the site mobile-friendly and use smooth CSS animations for transitions.

Add a simple dark mode toggle.

All components should be built in plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS (no backend). Use
localStorage where needed to simulate data persistence.

Style the entire website with modern fonts, gradient buttons, and attractive card
layouts.

Ensure the code is clean, well-commented, and structured in one file or in separate
files (index.html

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