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# [Project Name] 🎯
# Twirl-O-Meter 🌸


## Basic Details
### Team Name: [Name]
### Team Name: Curious


### Team Members
- Team Lead: [Name] - [College]
- Member 2: [Name] - [College]
- Member 3: [Name] - [College]
- Member 1: Alshifa Rajeesh - Ilahia college of engineering and technology, Mulavoor
- Member 2: Aparna J Nair - Ilahia college of engineering and technology, Mulavoor

### Project Description
[2-3 lines about what your project does]
"Twirl-O-Meter 🌸" is a cute little web app that turns boring fan math into a spin-tastic show! Just enter the RPM, and watch it work out how many twirls your fan does every second. 🌀✨

### The Problem (that doesn't exist)
[What ridiculous problem are you solving?]
Why do ceiling fans hide their rotation count like it’s a top-secret government file?

### The Solution (that nobody asked for)
[How are you solving it? Keep it fun!]
Our genius idea is to trick the fan into telling us its secret by asking you for the RPM and time, then multiplying them.Math exposes the truth in seconds no fan can hide from our "Twirl-O-Meter 🌸" 💖🔍


## Technical Details
### Technologies/Components Used
For Software:
- [Languages used]
- [Frameworks used]
- [Libraries used]
- [Tools used]
- HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT
- This implementation is built entirely with native HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, without the use of any external frameworks.
- No external libraries are used
- We used standard web development tools: HTML for structure, CSS for styling and animations, and JavaScript for functionality and interactivity.

For Hardware:
- [List main components]
- [List specifications]
- [List tools required]
- Laptop
- Extra mouse for easy use.
- Doubt clearing helpfull friends.

### Implementation
For Software:
# Installation
[commands]
Save the code as index.html and open it in any modern web browser.

# Run
[commands]
Enter RPM and time (in minutes), then click Run Simulation to see rotations and totals.

### Project Documentation
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Normalize heading hierarchy (fix MD001 heading-increment).

Use a single H1 at the top, then consistent H2/H3/H4 nesting. Replace extra H1s with lower-level headings as below.

-# Installation
+### Installation
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-# Run
+### Run
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-# Screenshots (Add at least 3)
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-# Video
+#### Video

Also applies to: 52-53, 64-66

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🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)

46-46: Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time
Expected: h2; Actual: h3

(MD001, heading-increment)

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md around lines 40 to 46, the heading hierarchy is inconsistent with
multiple H1 headings used. Fix this by ensuring only one H1 heading at the top
of the document and changing subsequent H1 headings to appropriate lower-level
headings like H2 or H3 to maintain a proper nested structure. Apply the same fix
to lines 52-53 and 64-66 as well.

For Software:
Our "Twirl-O-Meter 🌸" turns boring RPM numbers into a super cute, second-by-second spin simulation, complete with hearts, pastel vibes, and happy animations.HTML5 for structure, CSS3 for all the pink magic and animations, and Vanilla JavaScript for the brains of the operation.
The best part is live spin counter that updates every single second,progress bar that fills up as your fan spins away,random cute faces to keep you smiling,“Yay! You did it!” celebration when the simulation finishes.
Let me explain how it works:You tell it how fast (RPM) and how long (minutes) to spin then JavaScript crunches the numbers (without complaining).It shows you each second’s spins with fun little animations.Progress bar + confetti feeling at the end makes it more fun and exciting.

# Screenshots (Add at least 3)
![Screenshot1](Add screenshot 1 here with proper name)
*Add caption explaining what this shows*

![Screenshot2](Add screenshot 2 here with proper name)
*Add caption explaining what this shows*

![Screenshot3](Add screenshot 3 here with proper name)
*Add caption explaining what this shows*
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-JstYz-hpJV4V2L4v5P_Rsf5Gag_Md61/view?usp=drivesdk
"Twirl-O-Meter🌸" calculates and visually displays revolutions per second over a set time, presented in a playful and engaging interface.

# Diagrams
![Workflow](Add your workflow/architecture diagram here)
*Add caption explaining your workflow*

For Hardware:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iAePRavFwiqsOvkPeleqyQd9CH8LLIyz/view?usp=drivesdk
"Twirl-O-Meter🌸" calculating fan rotations in real time based on set speed and duration.

# Schematic & Circuit
![Circuit](Add your circuit diagram here)
*Add caption explaining connections*
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tNcOyNvRitse4OKjxoWxxw_CfzuPYeP0/view?usp=drivesdk
The image shows the "Twirl-O-Meter🌸" simulation output, displaying real-time fan rotation calculations based on user input.

![Schematic](Add your schematic diagram here)
*Add caption explaining the schematic*

# Build Photos
![Components](Add photo of your components here)
*List out all components shown*

![Build](Add photos of build process here)
*Explain the build steps*

![Final](Add photo of final product here)
*Explain the final build*

### Project Demo
# Video
[Add your demo video link here]
*Explain what the video demonstrates*

# Additional Demos
[Add any extra demo materials/links]
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z7sCfXLK3ZkGl3JiUGs3B8TQqa4m4N41/view?usp=drivesdk
The "Twirl-O-Meter 🌸" lets users enter an RPM value and a time duration to see how many revolutions occur over that period. Once started, it calculates the revolutions per second and runs a real-time, second-by-second simulation, updating a live display with each second’s revolutions and the growing cumulative total. The results are presented in a scrollable output area with colorful highlights and playful emoticons, while a progress bar visually tracks the simulation’s progress. At the end, a cheerful completion message appears, making the experience both informative and visually engaging.

## Team Contributions
- [Name 1]: [Specific contributions]
- [Name 2]: [Specific contributions]
- [Name 3]: [Specific contributions]
- Alshifa Rajeesh:Built calculation code, live updates, progress bar, and error handling.
- Aparna J Nair:Came up with the fan counter idea, designed layout, colors, and animations.

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