In this module, we will focus on populating the CSS grid with dynamically loaded cards from a JSON file. You will learn how to reference, retrieve, and process data using async/await, Fetch, and array methods like map() and flatMap(). Additionally, we'll explore efficient DOM manipulation techniques, such as using document fragments, to enhance performance when adding cards to the grid.

In this module, we will implement interactivity with dynamic event listeners and use CSS 3D transformations for a smooth flip effect. You'll also learn how to randomize the card order using the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm and troubleshoot common array-related issues in JavaScript. Finally, we’ll simplify our code with destructuring assignment and other best practices.

In this module, we will add the necessary logic for detecting matched and unmatched cards. You will learn how to use flags to limit user interactions, apply the ternary operator for logic checks, and implement setTimeout() for timed actions. Additionally, we’ll explore how to reset game states and prevent repeated clicks, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.

In this module, we will add an exciting visual effect by coding falling stars and implementing a losing image overlay for when the game ends. You'll learn how to use JavaScript and CSS animations to create the falling star effect, and manage game timing with setInterval and clearInterval to control the gameplay. Testing and cleanup of the animation elements will also be covered to ensure smooth performance.

In this module, we will wrap up the course by reviewing the concepts and skills you’ve gained in building your JavaScript-based game. We will summarize the techniques used throughout the course and reflect on how to apply them to future projects, ensuring you're ready to take on new challenges in game development.