1. Amazon Shipping Calculator Project
In this project, we will create an Amazon Shipping Calculator using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The calculator will help users determine whether they need to pay for shipping based on their order total.
Features of the Calculator:- Orders under $40 will have a $10 shipping fee.
- Orders above $40 will have free shipping.
2. Steps to Create the Project:
1. HTML Structure
We start by creating a simple HTML structure that includes:
- A heading for the title.
- Two lines explaining the shipping rules.
- An input box for the user to enter the order amount.
- A button to calculate the total cost (including shipping if applicable).
- A place to display the result.
Amazon Shipping Calculator
Amazon Shipping Calculator
Order under $40 = $10 shipping
Order more than $40 = FREE! shipping
2. JavaScript Functionality
The main logic is written in a JavaScript function called calculateShipping(). Here’s how it works:
document.getElementById()
.- If true, it adds $10 for shipping and displays the total.
- If false, it simply displays the entered amount because shipping is free for orders above $40.
#result
div.3. CSS for Styling
We apply basic CSS to style the calculator:
- The button is styled with a green background, white text, and padding to make it visually appealing.
- The input box is also styled for consistency.
- The result is displayed in larger font for better visibility.
How the Calculator Works:
- If the order amount is below $40, $10 is added to the total as a shipping fee.
- If the order amount is $40 or above, the shipping is free.
Example:
- If the user enters $34, the result will be $44 (includes $10 shipping).
- If the user enters $50, the result will be $50 (Free shipping).
Conclusion
This simple project demonstrates how to use basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create an interactive tool for calculating shipping costs. The project can be extended by adding more features like discounts or handling different regions with varying shipping costs.