https://kitten-bot.netlify.app/
Let's build a kitten!
We started by deciding on a theme for the chatbot, and then agreed on a rough "manuscript" for the flow of the questions. I made this design sketch https://www.figma.com/file/RjPUYUmw57CEJrw49xS5Pa/KittenBot?node-id=0%3A1 as a reference for the visual parts. (My pair-programming partner and i had some technical difficulties and after some discussion with Poya we decided we would submit individually.)
At first i had some problems with how and where to add event listeners, i think i had duplicate event listeners which were conflicting, and i also couldn't work out how to structure the different functions and how they communicate. Once i had all that in place it was fairly simple to add all the functions. I then wanted to add functionality which would make it simple to add button input to any question, and i struggled a lot with how to make the dynamically created buttons interact with the event listener.
I added two objects, kitten - for storing info regarding the kitten, and kittenLibrary - for storing content relevant to building a kitten.
With a few hours left before deadline i decided to add the possibility for the user to request a new name suggestion for the kitten. That turned out to be a really bad idea, because... well i think i tried to incorporate pretty complex functionality without really adjusting the structure of the code to make it work. In the end (after the deadline) i got it working, but the handleResponse is now kind of messed up.
If i'd had more time i would have added more pictures and correct info to each image, so that the image you get in the end correlates better with the description. Also i should probably change showButtons so that it takes more parameters than just the desired button values. For example it could take a parameter like "button destination" where you could direct so that not all button clicks get sent to the same response handler. Like the buttons in userConfirmName, they could communicate with a designated handler and that way the function responseHandler would maybe not be cluttered by a LOT of conditionals... anyway lets not get all technical! Despite quite a few remaining bugs im very happy with the project and i think that i have learned a lot.