Strategies like X-Wing and Swordfish that go beyond basic solving methods, enhancing puzzle-solving skills.

A technique used to eliminate candidates in Sudoku by identifying rows and columns that intersect at a specific digit.

An advanced technique similar to X-Wing, involving three rows and three columns to eliminate candidates.

Translating Sudoku strategies into algorithms that can be executed by a computer for solving puzzles.

HyperText Markup Language, the standard language for creating web pages, essential for structuring content.

Cascading Style Sheets, used to style HTML elements, controlling layout, colors, and fonts in web applications.

A programming language that enables interactivity and dynamic content on web pages, crucial for web applications.

The space where user interactions occur, focusing on design and usability to enhance user experience.

An approach to web design that ensures applications work well on various devices and screen sizes.

The process of storing, retrieving, and manipulating data in a structured way, essential for user-generated content.

Create, Read, Update, Delete; the four basic operations for managing data in a database.

Practices to protect data from unauthorized access and breaches, crucial for user trust and application integrity.

Content created and shared by users, such as Sudoku puzzles, enhancing community engagement.

Encouraging user interaction and collaboration within the Sudoku platform, fostering a sense of belonging.

Visual guides that represent the skeletal framework of a web application, focusing on layout and functionality.

Early models of the application used for testing concepts and gathering feedback before final development.

The study of how colors interact and affect user perception, important in UI design.

The art of arranging text in a way that is readable and visually appealing, crucial for effective UI.

Evaluating a product by testing it with real users, ensuring the application meets user needs and expectations.

The process of preparing for the release of the web application, including marketing and user onboarding.

Tools or features that allow users to provide input on their experiences, essential for continuous improvement.

A tangible outcome of the course that showcases learned skills and practical application in web development.

The ability to find solutions to complex issues, enhanced through advanced Sudoku techniques.

A web application that allows users to engage with content and each other, central to community engagement.