View it in action here.
This timer was build in React and styled using the 98.css package. I built this tool for the Code Experiment meetup website. We needed a timer to use during the meetup for different activities we might have.
I had a lot of fun with this one. It gave me an opportunity to really build something from scratch that I actually need to use on a regular basis. The timer includes 3 warning beeps at seconds 3, 2, and 1 because I remember the timer we used in my coding bootcamp always scared us when the alarm went off. After the warning beeps, there is an alarm.
I plan to add a drop-down box to the timer input, so the user can choose the alarm sound they'd like.
chiptune - https://freesound.org/people/kasa90/sounds/167419/
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