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Rock Paper Scissors

By Dulaj dilshan

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About Rock Paper Scissors adds a classic, interactive mini-game to your Framer projects.

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About Rock Paper Scissors adds a classic, interactive mini-game to your Framer projects. It’s the perfect way to add a bit of "delight" to your site, keeping visitors engaged for longer. Drop it into a 404 page, a "Fun" section of your portfolio, or a sidebar and let users challenge the AI. With built-in themes like "Neon" and fully responsive controls, it fits seamlessly into any design. What it does The component renders a complete game interface where players can compete against an AI. It tracks game history (wins/losses/draws), and features an optional "AI Learning" mode where the computer adapts to the player's patterns. It handles all game logic internally, including difficulty scaling and UI updates, ensuring a smooth experience across desktop and mobile. What you can customize Game Logic: Set the Player Name, choose AI Difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard), and toggle "AI Learning" on or off to change how the computer plays. Visuals & Themes: Choose from preset Themes (like Neon), adjust the Grid Corner Radius for a sharp or rounded look, and control the History Length to show as many past rounds as you like. Typography: Full control over Heading, Body, and Button fonts (using Inter or any custom font) to ensure the game matches your brand perfectly. Great for 404 / Error pages to keep frustrated users on-site. "About" or "Contact" pages as a fun icebreaker. Portfolio and agency sites to showcase interactive capabilities. Dashboards and landing pages to increase "Time on Site" metrics. "Just for fun" sections in community or blog layouts. Share your build If you ship something cool with it, post it on X and tag me @Dulajweb , or send it over. I’d love to see what you create. Need help? Questions or feedback? Reach me anytime: dulajdilshan766@gmail.com or on X @Dulajweb

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AI Rock Paper Scissors Game

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