Creating a Web Page Game

Designing an applet for a website is commonplace. No-longer is it something that only a select few do. There are templates that are easy to find, as well as simple to understand, that can be found for free all across the internet. However, to create something more detailed requires knowledge of multiple programming languages. The popular ones of current web-app designers seem to revolve around Python and HTML5. Flash is disappearing as a method of creating games and apps. Support for that is disappearing with the newer browsers. CSS is also becoming a language that is used primarily in conjunction with HTML5, working with the HTML framework. (Build a Web App)

The Green Ninja Project Puzzle will be using these languages to host the game. HTML5 is going to serve as the basic framework, on a client-hosted webpage, operating as a front-end. (Build a Web App) HTML5 and CSS are purely to act as the framwork. A Python program will serve as the main workhorse for the game, however, being what actually allows the user to interact with the game.
(How to Make a HTML5 Game) Being able to interact with the images on screen in order to solve the riddles is very important, as serves as the main purpose of our project so that comes first. Premade templates are out there for Python frameworks, and many of those function very well so that may be used and tweaked to our liking.

Please contact me with any questions regarding the project. 

Build a web app fast: Python, HTML & JavaScript resources

By: , Pixelmonkey.

http://www.pixelmonkey.org/2012/06/14/web-app

How to Make a HTML5 Game (GameDev Academy)

http://gamedevacademy.org/how-to-make-a-html5-game/