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Project Title:
Simple ChatBot Implementation with AI using HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript
Contents
Introduction
Objectives
Key Objectives
Functionalities provided by Chat Bot
Scope
System requirements
Technologies used
Modules
Conclusion
Introduction
Key Objectives:
Key Features:
System Requirements
Hardware Requirements:
Computer
Laptop
Mouse/Touchpad
Keyboard
Monitor
LAN / Wifi / Internet
Software Requirements-
Any Internet Browsers- Chrome, Mozilla, Opera, Safari etc.
Java JDK latest
Visual Studio Code
Windows
Technologies Used:
HTML: Structure and layout of the chat interface.
CSS: Styling and visual presentation of the chatbot.
JavaScript: Chatbot logic, AI responses, and user interaction.
Basic AI Techniques: Simple if-else conditions and predefined
response sets for generating AI-like interactions.
Modules
Modules Descriptions:
1. HTML Structure (index.html): This module defines the basic structure of
the chat interface. It includes the chat area where messages will be displayed,
an input field for the user to type messages, and a send button to submit
messages. It serves as the foundation of the user interface.
2. CSS Styling (styles.css): The CSS module is responsible for styling the chat
interface and making it visually appealing. It defines the appearance of chat
messages, input area, and send button. By applying CSS styles, you'll create
a user-friendly and attractive interface.
3. JavaScript Logic (script.js): This is the heart of the ChatBot's functionality.
It's divided into sub-modules:
User Interface Interaction: This submodule captures user input from
the input field, detects when the send button is clicked, and displays
the user's message in the chat area.
ChatBot Logic: In this submodule, you implement the core logic of
the ChatBot. It processes user messages, determines the appropriate
response using predefined responses, and sends the response to be
displayed in the chat area.
Conversational Flow: Here, you design the flow of the conversation.
The ChatBot can ask initial questions, respond based on user answers,
and maintain a natural back-and-forth dialogue.
Error Handling: This submodule manages situations where the
ChatBot encounters unexpected inputs. It ensures that the ChatBot
responds gracefully and provides a user-friendly error message.
4. Predefined Responses (responses.js): This module contains an array or
object of predefined responses that the ChatBot can use. Responses can vary
in context and tone, and they'll be selected based on user input. Having a
separate module for responses enhances maintainability and flexibility.
5. Testing and Debugging: While not a separate module, it's an integral part of
development. You'll use browser developer tools to test the ChatBot's
functionality, identify any bugs or errors, and ensure a smooth user
experience.
6. Assets (assets/, Optional): If your project includes images, icons, or other
assets, this folder keeps them organized. For instance, you might use an icon
for the ChatBot's avatar or other visual elements.
Conclusion