Overview

To make learning web development both engaging and practical, I created a World Cup 2022 results page that showcases the league phase results using simple HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This project is perfect for beginners looking to understand how to structure a webpage, style it effectively, and integrate API calls to display dynamic data. I’ve shared the complete coding process and explained each step in detail in a video available on my YouTube channel. You can watch it here.

Description

The World Cup 2022 results page pulls real-time match results from the Football-data API (football-data.org), which provides up-to-date information on football matches. The project demonstrates how to use JavaScript to make an API call, fetch the data, and dynamically display the results on a webpage.

In this project, HTML was used to create the page structure, CSS handled the layout and styling, and JavaScript was responsible for connecting to the API and populating the match results. The tutorial covers essential JavaScript concepts, such as making HTTP requests, handling asynchronous data, and updating the DOM.

Conclusion

This World Cup 2022 results page is an exciting way to learn how web technologies work together to create dynamic, data-driven websites. By following this project, beginners can not only practice their HTML and CSS skills but also get hands-on experience with API integration using JavaScript. For a step-by-step guide, check out the full video tutorial here and start building your own sports data project!